Rich Felker@mcc The right way to solve this is not to address stuff with domains whose ownership is transient, but with some sort of address whose semantics are "the site run by the party who owned domain D at time T" in a way that's cryptographically provable via DNSSEC signature chain that was valid at time T and whose existence was attested to by a notary at time between T and T+ε.
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