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Doing that for spite is a very short-sighted thing indeed. I think Hanlon's razor offers a better explanation

• blibble 3y ago
  it was spite: the EU Commission explicitly said it wanted those domains cancelled and that the rules would not be changed
  • ithkuil 3y ago
    Funny enough Hanlon's razor still applies because in this case the stupidity lies in the counterproductive use of malice.
    • gpvos 3y ago
      Why counterproductive? It has become remarkably quiet on the front of countries making plans to leave the EU. Insightful remark, nevertheless.
• gpvos 3y ago
  There was spite involved, and for good reason.