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People know full well what they're talking about: holding domains for profit, not any crime, not domain underuse, not domain snatching. That may not be the lega
by twhb 7y ago
People know full well what they're talking about: holding domains for profit, not any crime, not domain underuse, not domain snatching. That may not be the legal definition of "domain squatting", but neither are the common and legal definitions the same for "brief", "motion", or "harassment". US law narrowing a term doesn't make common use wrong.
- unreal37 7y agoI get that people misuse words sometimes, and occasionally the definition of those words changes to match the common use. But still, squatting is not "someone bought a domain that used to be mine. And when I asked to buy it back, the price was not what I was willing to pay." It's not.