reply to post by eezoov3at
NetAlter is trying to do away with the concept of Domain Names altogether. For example if you install NetAlter to your computer, it assigns the IPv6
IP address to your NetAlter ID.
For example supposed your name is John, you can create a NetAlter ID that is John. There were be many "John's" in the system but each one will be
uniquely identified by their unique ip address (IPv6) at the system level.
So when you share your NetAlter ID with your friends, they add you to their contact list, they Just add "John" but the system will add it as
John@youripaddress.com which is unique.
When someone else want to register the name John he or see can do it as his system level ID will be John@hisipaddress.com
So when people search for "John", they will find "John" in NY, "John" in Sydney and "John"in Rome. And if there are many "Johns" in NY, it
will show John Age 23 or John Age 46.
so basically it will be the system that will be required to identify an unique John and present the information to you and let you decide if that
person is the right person.
This applies to companies as well. This does away with the need to have a domain name and instead creates a new system to identify and locate a
person or institution.
This also does away with the concept of present day email address.
But the question remains, are people ready to accept this new system. And is there an alternative.
If there is no alternative as the above article suggests then NetAlter has a good chance.
