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I'm wondering the same. >If you use our service in a way that affects anyones health or safety, we reserve the right to suspend your service. The only possibl
by hiram112 9y ago
I'm wondering the same.
>If you use our service in a way that affects anyones health or safety, we reserve the right to suspend your service.
The only possible reason I'd be interested in hearing about a service that has dozens of well known alternatives with much better reputations, is a guarantee that my domain would never be removed, nor my privacy compromised, even if the current mgmt. in charge of the company didn't agree with my site's political views.
Or in other words, are you guys going to buckle when the mob demands my white supremacist* or misogynistic site (as determined by a random tweet) be removed?
*I don't have a site like this, just using the comparison due to the whole Stormfront fiasco.
- ameliaquining 9y agoIn fairness, many well-known domain privacy services will hand out your identity and contact information to anyone who sends a sufficiently lawyerly-sounding letter demanding that they do so. So there's lots of room for improvement. But I have no particular reason to trust this company, and furthermore, their marketing copy sounded like they were offering something beyond the current state of the art in domain privacy.
- askvictor 9y agoIn that sort of scenario there are now two actors who can buckle; njalla (the reseller) _and_ the actual domain provider. The advantage of this is that I can register a domain without anyone knowing it was me.