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Stop cruel treatment of unused domains
- tjmaxal 16y agowho is behind this? Who or what am I donating my hard earned domain to?
- boh 16y agoZach Klein: http://www.crunchbase.com/person/zach-klein-3 http://www.crunchbase.com/person/zach-klein-3 He's currently teaching a class in SVA. I guess this is a class project of sorts. I think this is a great idea. I myself have a bunch of domains (for now scrapped projects) just sitting around. Might be interesting to see if someone can find a better use for them.
- pavel_lishin 16y agoI'd be more likely to donate if I knew more about him, about what he was going to do with them, etc. 90% chance of him doing exactly what I'm doing with a couple of mine - sitting on them, and doing nothing.
- JoeAltmaier 16y ago...and send me money! And 10 people will send you money! And forward this to 10 of your friends...
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- pavel_lishin 16y agoYeah, I'm sure me owning the CannedGoat.com domain is just killing a small business owner in Manitoba, just dying to sell his fine line of preserved goat meat products.
- jackmanbob 16y agoA clever way for one domain squatter to gain control over several domains owned by other squatters.
- graceyang 16y agoI like this idea but would only do it if I could retain some rights to the company! I mean, I've been nursing the dream for all these years... I can't just let go :)
- kbob 16y agoIf it's for a class project, how about lending the domain? The student gets full rights for 1 year, then it goes back to its owner. It's not like most class projects produce lasting value either.
- kbob 16y agoThe student can still use it in his portfolio, just not at the original URL.