They do have a proper procedure in place, but they have a lot of other advantages. First of all, they're all multi-billion dollar companies, and can afford a gr

They do have a proper procedure in place, but they have a lot of other advantages. First of all, they're all multi-billion dollar companies, and can afford a great legal team. Secondly, average people use these sites, so if they were taken down, a LOT of people would be angry. Jotform might have a few thousand users, but that's not enough to get people angry at the Feds. For Facebook, Youtube etc., which has probably at least millions of American users who use at least one daily, it would be a HUGE deal, and would cause a great outcry. Plus, it would be covered by a lot of news. The US government doesn't want to cause that much PR damage, thus it is only targeting sites that most people don't care about.