
@dumbnamenumbers @gabe_onchain there are unfixed bugs which allow the DAO to steal your name. But they were not fixed since the DAO is trustworthy ... or well was 2 years ago :) discuss.ens.domains/t/security-adv…
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@dumbnamenumbers @gabe_onchain there are unfixed bugs which allow the DAO to steal your name. But they were not fixed since the DAO is trustworthy ... or well was 2 years ago :) discuss.ens.domains/t/security-adv…


Kain Warwick's read on the ENS fight: the scary outcome for DAOs isn't failure, it's that founder control works: "The worst outcome here is power does get centralized, Nick has more control, and ENS does better. Because that's actually the nail in the coffin for DAOs." x.com/i/broadcasts/1…







@blockful_io why is it an "attack"? nick.eth just did the same thing on ENS DAO, I don't see your post calling that an attack...





the .eth comes off, the end of a chapter for me I have decided to move on from ENS, given recent events and other reasons. I'm grateful for my time with ENS and I wish everyone well going forward This includes winding down @ethidorg. I and my incredible teammates are open to new opportunities, DMs are welcome. My team has been amazing! Any of them would make a great addition to your team: @0xthrpw @encrypteddegen @sat_eth @jalilwahdat @quantumly 🔥 Re our projects like @grailsmarket, @ensmarketbot, @efp, etc: Thank you to all of our users, we appreciate you! Most of these projects will sunset over the next few weeks (tho code remains open source), more information will be posted later Godspeed everyone 🤝

we don't recognise Nick's claim over all Ethereum names so Scatter will be dropping ENS support for now - his name service should use .nick, .pozzed or something, not .eth if a real common good Ethereum Name Service can materialise in the future we would love to support it

Hard governance lesson in all this: Legitimacy is an asset in itself. Like neutrality, it’s slow to build and easy to erode. The test isn’t whether those exercising power have good intentions (or what they believe are good intentions). It’s whether the same actions would be considered legitimate regardless of who was exercising it! Imagine the exact same situation, the exact same actions but a different person/org doing all this. (veil of ignorance test) If that changes whether the arrangement feels acceptable then the legitimacy is borrowed from the individual.

@argotorg @ethereuminsti 6/ The privilege of stewarding Ethereum must not be hoarded, but carefully shared with others committed to building the infrastructure of self-sovereignty, whether old friends or new travelers. We look forward to more arrivals in the months, years, decades and centuries to come.