WordPress Unveils ‘The 100 Year Plan’ for Domain Registrations

In a bold move, the web building platform WordPress has unveiled ‘The 100 Year Plan’, signaling its commitment to shaping the digital narrative across generations. This ambitious initiative was unveiled through a comprehensive blog post and accompanying video released on Friday.

Distinguishing itself from the norm, where domain registrations rarely extend beyond a decade, WordPress aims to capture the essence of individual legacies and accomplishments over centuries. Typically, domain providers limit registration periods to a maximum of 10 years. However, WordPress is making a revolutionary promise to facilitate domain registrations for an impressive span of 100 years.

Pioneering this trailblazing venture comes at a cost, with users required to make a one-time payment of $38,000 (equivalent to approximately 5,012,000 Nepalese rupees). This premium fee grants users a domain registration that spans a remarkable century. Additionally, WordPress’s commitment includes an array of enticing features, such as automatic backup, preservation in the internet archive, ownership facilitation, hosting tools, and ’round the clock’ customer support, spanning diverse servers.

While the allure of securing digital presence for such an extended period is apparent, details concerning the intricate mechanisms for safeguarding domain integrity and backup for a century remain undisclosed. Furthermore, the protocol for managing WordPress in the event of unforeseen circumstances or potential program disruptions has not been elucidated.

This landmark decision finds resonance with the few venerable corporations that have sustained their relevance across centuries. Giants like IBM, AT&T, and Siemens have transcended the test of time in the technology realm for over a century. Nevertheless, the services rendered by these stalwarts have dynamically evolved over time to adapt to shifting technological landscapes.