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Exactly how would you define a "foreign site", especially when the countries of origin for the domain name and servers could be different? What about sites with
by bgentry 15y ago
Exactly how would you define a "foreign site", especially when the countries of origin for the domain name and servers could be different? What about sites with servers in multiple countries?
- thebigshane 15y agoI would let SOPA define it, but since their definitions are long and stuck in a PDF, I'll paraphrase from the source: http://judiciary.house.gov/hearings/pdf/HR%203261%20Managers%20Amendment.pdf http://judiciary.house.gov/hearings/pdf/HR%203261%20Managers... A site that either has a domain name registered outside of the judicial district of the US, OR whose IP address is located outside of the judicial district of the US. So I think both of your examples could be within reach of SOPA. But then I think both youtube and facebook are out of reach of SOPA (instead they fall under existing law).