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Good on you, Namecheap. You’ve earned my continued business and genuine respect with this action.
by andrewnicolalde 5y ago
Good on you, Namecheap. You’ve earned my continued business and genuine respect with this action.
- namecheapTA 5y agoIf they turned off all your domains the next time America invaded a country, would you still be happy? Obviously they wont because by chance they are also in America, but it should make you think for a second just how fair this really is.
- aendruk 5y agoYes; it would provide me and my elected representatives with tangible evidence of economic damage to point to in support of our case against the invasion.
- namecheapTA 5y ago
- aendruk 5y agoFor the rhetorical “you” (unspecified ordinary citizens of wealthy nations), yes, unfortunately that is often how it works.
- namecheapTA 5y agoI don't really think it works at all. If other domain services are available, its just annoying. If NONE are available because they all agree, its just deplatforming basically. Do you think Namecheap would turn off Americans (their own country, regardless) domains as a method to get them to agree to call their reps and stop a war? I somehow doubt it.