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It's an unfortunate reality, but luckily there are providers who specialize in ensuring delivery even for such troublesome content. Fact is that if you're gett
by ryanlol 9y ago
It's an unfortunate reality, but luckily there are providers who specialize in ensuring delivery even for such troublesome content.
Fact is that if you're getting a bunch of complaints (or, really any at all) you're a very special kind of a customer who needs a specialist service provider.
Check out https://njal.la https://njal.la for example, they charge a bit more but they won't shut you down right away.
- Houshalter 9y agoBut if you don't set a precedent for removing "troublesome content" they won't bother to attack it. Once a precedent is set that you can get websites removed from the internet by pestering the registrars, lots of people will come out of the woodwork to try that.
- ryanlol 9y ago>Once a precedent is set that you can get websites removed from the internet by pestering the registrars, lots of people will come out of the woodwork to try that. Uh, this precedent has been set a very long time ago. People have been doing this for ages, I've seen multiple IRC networks have to change their domains because of false abuse reports sent to their registrars. I've personally had several domains taken down by registrars because of utterly ridiculous legal threats.