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This hurts potentially legitimate users for the benefit of one person. Of course it's nothing new, as there have been people doing this with domains and practi
by blunte 6y ago
This hurts potentially legitimate users for the benefit of one person. Of course it's nothing new, as there have been people doing this with domains and practically every other resource humans have ever needed.
You could say, "Well if I didn't do it, someone else would." Indeed that's probably true, but it doesn't make this any less bad for collective humanity.
There are also fascinating stories of the past of how spammers (legally and sometimes illegally) got around rules and blockers and made bank.
- bluesign 6y agoYou say "This hurts potentially legitimate users", someone else can say "this is stealing from registrars". There is no single answer to this. Actually this is the definition of trade ( mostly stock markets work in this way too )