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I get what you are saying, but I feel like this applies: Not your domain/site, not your corner of the internet.

• zbrozek 5y ago
  Is domain enough? I doubt it. You probably also need your own server in your own rack in your own building with your own peering to other networks. Once you've done all of that, you can probably credibly keep your site up counter to corporate interests.
  • shadowgovt 5y ago
    As a network, the internet will tend to favor the interests of large groups acting coherently. Sometimes we call those "corporations." But yes; control online is a two-way street because it's a communications network and it always takes at least two to communicate.
  • chillfox 5y ago
    Well, if you have your own domain then you can at least move it around between providers. But yeah, if you are doing anything truly unpopular then I don't think there's much you can do to stay online.