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No, I'm talking about the literal definition everywhere. Not in some abstract textbook. "the US legal term defined by ACPA is "cybersquatting," not "domain squ
by endorphone 7y ago
No, I'm talking about the literal definition everywhere. Not in some abstract textbook.
"the US legal term defined by ACPA is "cybersquatting," not "domain squatting."
Okay? What is the point of this? The key is the term squatting -- illegally occupying property that is not your own. Calling completely legal, completely compliant ownership of something squatting because you personally don't like it is...well...it's nonsense. It's the dumbing down of terminology.
- loeg 7y agoYou're still talking about squatting, the legal term of art.