CircleID

Making my home address a little less public so every business, charity and politician wanting to junk mail and spam me has a harder time doing it is a great thing.

I mean am I the only one who is pissed about the junk mail I recieve from domain registras trying to fool me into moving my domains to their service (at an inflated price) disguised as a notice letting me know my domain registration is due soon?

If every application of a domain is grouped together under a single descriptor, we will always generate a sub-optimal arrangement with regards to privacy. 

Commercial applications of a domain should be differentiated from personal or otherwise non-commercial applications. 

Non-commercial applications probably have a greater right to privacy.  But, I believe that commercial applications do not have the right to remain anonymous and transact, online, with any legitimacy or representation of customer assurance.