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Indeed. I'm quite disgusted by the principle of the thing. Something about being deprived of property without due process of law. My primary domain is a .net.
by TillE 16y ago
Indeed. I'm quite disgusted by the principle of the thing. Something about being deprived of property without due process of law.
My primary domain is a .net. I'm loathe to part with it since the TLD is a useful descriptor in this case, but now I'm very seriously considering registering and switching over to the .eu equivalent, which is only a couple bucks more per year.
- pavel_lishin 16y agoDoes the EU not have a similar procedure they could follow? Or do they just not have a history of doing this (yet)?
- varjag 16y agoThey likely have jurisdiction only over .eu TLD. That said, they have implemented mandatory wiretapping on everyone some years ago, so I wouldn't count on EU sanity or benevolence there.