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Well this is an interesting situation. I don't mind reading absurdly offensive things that I disagree with, so I went looking for what happened to them. Seems t
by ufmace 9y ago
Well this is an interesting situation. I don't mind reading absurdly offensive things that I disagree with, so I went looking for what happened to them. Seems they were rejected a total of 3 times for registrars for their .com domain, and were briefly online via a .wang domain which they claimed to have discovered was superior, but has since been shut down also. They are currently online via a Tor hidden site, and they still seem to have a Twitter feed, for now. They claim to be actively searching for a new .com registrar. They also seem to have been dropped by several other cloud services, including Zoho, Sendgrid, and Discourse.
Obligatory disclaimer - open Nazi-ism, every bit as offensive as you think it is. Browse at your own risk to your sanity and browser history. Thought about posting the Tor link, but honestly, you can find it with a couple of Google searches.
As someone else here said, I'm not so sure that defending the right of Nazis to speak and publish websites is the hill to die on here. But this does raise the question of who they will go after next. Exactly how offensive or outside of the mainstream do you have to be to get 90% of registrars and cloud services to terminate your services?