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Is hoarding premium domains just digital land-grabbing that hurts the web's sustainability?
As domain registration costs rise and the web's address space tightens, the practice of hoarding premium domains is increasingly seen as a barrier to entry for new businesses and individuals. Cast your vote on whether this is savvy investment or a threat to the internet's openness.
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