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At least you can resort to the court for domains, and that threat goes a little way towards preserving the stability of the system. You sign away thise rights i
by bensummers 17y ago
At least you can resort to the court for domains, and that threat goes a little way towards preserving the stability of the system. You sign away thise rights if you're using an internet namespace controlled by anyone else.
- mseebach 17y agoMy point is that domains are an internet namespace controlled by someone else. When buying a .dk domain, you apparently enter into a contract agreeing that they can do this to you (not that I've read the contract any of the 60-70 times I've purchased a .dk domain)...