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RE: 👨💻 #Proposal-89: Community Admin/Mod Fix on Steemitdev
It appears to me that the HIVE-XXXX is going to be replaced by the community name in URL of the post. If a domain already exist with the same community name by another registrant then what will be ICANN's Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) implication.
The domain name will always be steemit.com so we could have 10 communities, all with the same name and there will be no negative implications to this. If all of the communities are active, then it could even benefit the platform for that community keyword.
How about setting as a beneficiary if the hive + number is unknown and names look idemtical?
The hive-xxxxxx account and community identifier still exists so setting that as a beneficiary is still good. The only thing that’s changed is when you click on a post - instead of hive-xxxxxx appearing in the url, the community name will instead. So if you post with @hive-xxxxxx and ask people to delegate / set as a beneficiary, that will all work as before.
Thanks for answering.
Thank you for the explanation with clarification.