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Sensationalism at its best. Any non profit that cannot shell a couple of bucks for domain will have hard time doing anything of value anyway. Now it costs 12$,
by ReptileMan 7y ago
Sensationalism at its best. Any non profit that cannot shell a couple of bucks for domain will have hard time doing anything of value anyway. Now it costs 12$, even quadrupling it to 50$ won't change anything.
- buttscicles 7y agoI've seen registrars selling certain desirable domains at a premium. What if a non-profit's domain is suddenly considered premium and they want to charge thousands of dollars to renew? It becomes a ransom that you must pay in order to keep access to your email inbox, and everything that comes along with that.
- jedimastert 7y ago> Any non profit that cannot shell a couple of bucks for domain will have hard time doing anything of value anyway You are vastly undervaluing people with little money and a lot of time.
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 7y agoSo, to make this into more than a logical fallacy: What is, in your view, the benefit of handing an additional 380 million dollars per year to the owners of the .org registry instead of spending those 380 million dollars on the charitable goals of the organizations that own these domains?