Choosing any price or deciding to boot non-citizens is their perfect right. Heck, I would even be in favor of country code TLDs only being used for stuff someho

Choosing any price or deciding to boot non-citizens is their perfect right. Heck, I would even be in favor of country code TLDs only being used for stuff somehow related to those countries. I never claimed anything else, I just tried to point this out, because someone asked (see several postings up). I'm not running some kind of startup. Outside my work I'm just some guy tinkering with electronics, software and network stuff, and sometimes I write about it on the Web, so naturally I would like to have a catchy domain name with my IRC and IRL nick name in it that people know my by. I went with the .so domain, because it made for a nice play on words, same for the .com domain. Why do I have to justify that all of the sudden? > or you can use a domain in your home country. For some of my more involved software projects, that's exactly what I did. It says so right in the post you replied to.