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Glad you called it for what it is. The fact is that LACNIC, AFRINIC, etc. are actually contractually bound to investigate allegations like these and to follow
by snoshy 6y ago
Glad you called it for what it is.
The fact is that LACNIC, AFRINIC, etc. are actually contractually bound to investigate allegations like these and to follow up on them, no matter where they come from. They're doing the job they are supposed to. To bring racial qualities into a contractual dispute, ouch GP.
- AnthonyMouse 6y agoIt's actually an irrelevant point, because we're talking about entities in a foreign country where US law on what constitutes a protected class doesn't apply. If a racist organization in South Africa started doing compliance checks on only black-owned businesses world-wide and providing the results to vendors, would you have companies everywhere discontinue doing business with black-owned businesses because they're "contractually bound to investigate allegations like these and to follow up on them, no matter where they come from"?