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It is organized as a hash, so the access to a particular domain is instant (it does not go through the whole list, but directly access the records) That means, no matter how many domains are registered, the access time will be the same.

The only timely operation is to list all the registered domains. The reason is access to the EVM memory is slow.

If you compare it to DNS, it is sort of the same. You can access any record fast, but if you want to list all the registered domains, it is a different story.

Someone can mirror the EtherID storage into some relational DB, to query fast. But then some synchronization background process should be implemented. It is all doable.

But the main usage is to control your domain, not to track what ID's other people change.

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Awesome thanks. I have to admit this is my favourite dapp right now, will keep a tab on it.

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Alexandre Naverniouk

On Thu, Jan 7, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Afri Schoedon [email protected]
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Awesome thanks. I have to admit this is my favourite dapp right now, will
keep a tab on it.

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