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Presumably the idea is that fabricating a legal offense to shut down a ccTLD would be easier than it would be for regular TLDs. I don't know if that's actually
by numpad0 2y ago
Presumably the idea is that fabricating a legal offense to shut down a ccTLD would be easier than it would be for regular TLDs.
I don't know if that's actually the case, I've heard some shady sites are using .su(Soviet Union) to avoid judicial actions.
- lucb1e 2y agoWait, we're talking about buying domain names right? Not about buying countries in order to own a ccTLD rather than a 'regular' TLD So then you don't have to produce an offence that takes the TLD down (whichever kind) but one that makes a judge within the country that the TLD operator operates in approve a takedown notice for your domain name or even get the TLD operator to cooperate voluntarily