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Some NICs actually ban domain squatting, and that’s a good solutiion, IMO. If you actually need the domain, good, you can get it. If you only want to buy it to
by kuschku 9y ago
Some NICs actually ban domain squatting, and that’s a good solutiion, IMO.
If you actually need the domain, good, you can get it. If you only want to buy it to sell it later again, your problem.
- tobltobs 9y agoYou could just place some forum, blog or whatever on such a domain. Of course there wouldn't be much or no content at all. But how do you want to prevent this? With a "there must be regular content updates" rule? No problem, just create some nonsense text with Markov chains or copy some wikipedia pages. Now you would have to add a "Content must make sense" rule. Much fun to enforce this.