[Slapping5552]

> We're lucky to have snatched [ourlastname].[our countries TLD

Been planning to do this for my family as well. But after my (admin) passing, and with multiple children sharing the same domain name, one of my children will have to be the domain admin for everyone in the family. This might be fine if they remain in good terms and have enough trust of the admin to not screw their primary online identity...

I have yet to figure this part of the equation out.

[2Gkashmiri]

I don't think that family member should be taught to treat this as a burden. Make them treat it as a professional work that has to be done or in absense of that, "teach" some other family member to take the torch.

I have a family member who I have been slowly teaching about tech. Not the how to run a server but the ideas and sometimes the specifics of something.

Most of the time they I force them to "figure it themselves" which has taught them more than tutorials ever could.

[Slapping5552]

My concern was more about trust and goodwill towards whoever ended up as the admin / custodian of the domain name