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I think he's referring the the "dot-bit.org" domain, not the the "*.bit" domains. The .org is still registered normally and vulnerable to SOPA.
by thebigshane 15y ago
I think he's referring the the "dot-bit.org" domain, not the the "*.bit" domains. The .org is still registered normally and vulnerable to SOPA.
- epscylonb 15y agoIt could be taken down, I guess a game of whack a mole would ensue with mirrors popping up.
- recursive 15y agoHow is this different from the existing SOPA scenario? "Rogue" sites can be taken down with mirrors popping up. It sounds like it's replacing one problem for the same problem.
- nowarninglabel 15y agoThe difference is, this would be whack-a-mole only for the one bit-coin.org domain, not for all the .bit domains, unlike the current whack-a-mole game which is being played with all sites using top level domains that the US government can exert authority over.