You are insisting here on talking about the "handle" part, though isn't the crucial part of the complete chain weather we use either did:web or did:plc?
So as you outlined yourself in the article. If you a) use did:web b) ever loose access to that domain you are cooked. No amount of handle changes can help here. If one looses a handle domain one can loose a did:web domain also, so that just moved the problem to a more opaque place.
So your identity is always either a) attached to a domain you might loose b) to some plc provider that might stop work for you.
Please correct me if i get anything wrong here, as that is just how i understand it.
You are insisting here on talking about the "handle" part, though isn't the crucial part of the complete chain weather we use either did:web or did:plc?
So as you outlined yourself in the article. If you a) use did:web b) ever loose access to that domain you are cooked. No amount of handle changes can help here. If one looses a handle domain one can loose a did:web domain also, so that just moved the problem to a more opaque place.
So your identity is always either a) attached to a domain you might loose b) to some plc provider that might stop work for you.
Please correct me if i get anything wrong here, as that is just how i understand it.