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And if he wasn't going to contact anyone, watching for the domain name to drop, and manually registering it at that point, is a recipe for disaster. It may not
by electricmonk 6y ago
And if he wasn't going to contact anyone, watching for the domain name to drop, and manually registering it at that point, is a recipe for disaster. It may not have been feasible for him to set up an automatic registration script (although I see he was using Route 53, so maybe it would have been?), but being first in line to drop-catch a domain name is the exact purpose of services such as SnapNames. Took a terrible and unnecessary risk on top of not doing the "most ethical" thing.