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As for their regulations being only available in Arabic: http://nic.ly/regulations.php http://nic.ly/regulations.php Yeah, did you read ALL of the regulations
by dotBen 16y ago
As for their regulations being only available in Arabic: http://nic.ly/regulations.php http://nic.ly/regulations.php
Yeah, did you read ALL of the regulations? Including the bit about your content needing to stay within Libyan law.
Try finding ANYWHERE on the Internet that outlines what Libyan law is in English.
And I say English not because I expect the Internet to all be in English, but simply because as you point out the official NIC.ly regulations are published in English.
Without that, it is impossible to put together a complete set of the regulations (the NIC.ly regs + the Libyan law).
- jacquesm 16y agoHow can you hold the NIC.ly administration responsible for there not being a Libyan law reference in English? One way to deal with stuff like this is to engage the services of a local legal expert and have them spell it out for you. That's not a thing for a layperson, even if they're versed in Arabic. You should do the same if you intend to register a .de domain and don't have access to the German law texts and/or do not speak German. The German authorities are under no obligation to present their texts in English, in fact they would definitely not do a thing like that because it would create potential ambiguity. And yes, I read all of the regulations, and yes, I think they're perfectly reasonable. And I would never ever think of registering a .ly domain because of those regulations.
- tlrobinson 16y agoPerhaps you shouldn't have built your business on a Libyan domain in the first place then...
- chadgeidel 16y agoThis is what I keep coming back to. When you register a foreign domain, you are at the mercy of the laws/whims of that entity. Eyes wide open and all that.