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.com, .net, .org are the least bad options >but I can see domain names becoming the next battlefront as we continue moving down the levels. they already are.
by throwaway0x7E6 4y ago
.com, .net, .org are the least bad options
>but I can see domain names becoming the next battlefront as we continue moving down the levels.
they already are. check out the daily stormer's wikipedia article.
the next battlefront is tier 1 ISP-level censorship
- Gigachad 4y agoThe ISPs are already at it. Kiwi Farms has had issues with ISPs in the middle of routes deliberately disrupting traffic. It’s a pretty disturbing state of affairs where legal websites are being disrupted by the most core layers of the internet. This is basically the problem net neutrality aimed to prevent.
- HereIGoAgain 4y agoYup.. Somewhere within the US network specifically, someone seems to be literally refusing connections to the site once again. This is the internet being literally broken.. No hypothetical or slippery slope arguments, but actual direct breaking of the net. Indeed. NN is now even more important than ever and we can't let any attempts at it to leave out this kind of thing in favor or more specific "extra service" ($$$) type issues like so many would clearly want today.