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It seems that the appropriate process for this issue would be suing the registered owner of these domains (Whoisguard), which is what they're doing now - and a
by PeterisP 7y ago
It seems that the appropriate process for this issue would be suing the registered owner of these domains (Whoisguard), which is what they're doing now - and a court of competent jurisdiction will be ruling on it.
- ensignavenger 7y agoFacebook doesn't say exactly what they are seeking, but that is one possibility. However, this PR piece seems to be accusing Namecheap of doing wrong- and it appears that Namecheap is entirely in the right. If all Facebook was doing was seeking control of the domain name, and they didn't make this accusatory post, I would agree that they were following the proper process.