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Right now, we force users to register for only one year by hard coding the one-year (in seconds) value in a few places like:

https://github.com/AdamSC1-ddg/defidomains/blob/master/index.html#L919

We should implement a text field that asks the user how many years to register the domain for.

It should:

1. Accept a minimum of one-year.
2. Support decimals if a user wants to add a fraction of a year.

In order to register a domain, a user makes two transactions.

The first transaction is a "commit" which involves a unique hash sent to the contract, to help prevent front-running.

From the time that transaction is successful, a minimum of 1 minute must have passed before the second transaction (the actual registration event) takes place.

Right now we've got a hack in place to implement this:
https://github.com/AdamSC1-ddg/defidomains/blob/master/index.html#L876

We show the user the first transaction with a gas estimate that we think should be time efficient. Then we show the user a 1.5 minute timer. When the timer expires we show the user the second transaction to send with the same gas fee as before.

We hope that this results in a full minute passed. If it hasn't the second transaction fails and the user must start the process again.

To resolve this we should:

1. Get an update of the actual transaction and wait for a callback showing it was successful.
2. Show the user an actual "waiting on pending transaction" rather than the artificial timer.

In order to list on OpenSea.io - DefiDomains must provide an API that supports lookup of the tokenURI and returns the tokens full URL name.

We forked a version of the ENS Subgraph (https://github.com/AdamSC1-ddg/defidomains/tree/master/subgraph) but ran into issues with the subgraph indexing certain fields:

We believe this is likely a missmatch in terms of versions of the code, an an easy fix might be reviewing old versions of ENS's subgraph. Our current team doesn't have expertise in dealing with subgraphs so we're looking for someone to:

1. Resolve errors in the subgraph so that a DefiDomains graph-node can be successfully launched and indexing.
2. Set up a script that follows the OpenSea Metadata Standards: https://docs.opensea.io/docs/metadata-standards and allows someone to query a tokenURI, which queries the subgraph and returns the domains name (including .[tld]) as the metadata.

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