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> Maybe the real story here is that the ccTLD registrars, who weren't mentioned, are disproportionately good at deterring cybercrime. I think that some ccTLDs
by zinekeller 2y ago
> Maybe the real story here is that the ccTLD registrars, who weren't mentioned, are disproportionately good at deterring cybercrime.
I think that some ccTLDs requiring positive identification, usually as a side effect of residency or nationality requirements, immensely help here (versus most gTLDs requiring f***-all identification).
- hyperhopper 2y agoI definitely don't want to move to a system where making a website needs both a government and a private corporation vouching for you. That's the worst case scenario.