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As much as I dislike GoDaddy, and am glad I've switched away, I can't see how this kind of attack can possibly result in progress towards Anonymous's goals. It
by whafro 14y ago
As much as I dislike GoDaddy, and am glad I've switched away, I can't see how this kind of attack can possibly result in progress towards Anonymous's goals. It serves only to make them seem like radical thugs, far from being aggressive protectors of internet freedom.
- nord 14y agoMy thoughts exactly. This isn't affecting just GoDaddy but a great number of other sites (including mine, unfortunately).
- dvanduzer 14y agoIt's giving me (and likely many others) the push needed to finally migrate everyone I know away from their hosted DNS.
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- tux1968 14y agoThat's kinda the point though isn't it? Why is anyone still using GoDaddy after SOPA / elephant killing / earlier outages / etc? For me at least, there's no excuse in supporting this company with my business.
- etagwerker 14y agoI'd switched half of my domains to Namecheap. I was waiting to migrate the other half. I do not support them, but I had hired their service before SOPA and I just didn't want to pay twice.
- rhizome 14y agoIt makes GoDaddy look bad, which is fine by me.
- wissler 14y agoIndeed. They claim to be against abuse of authority, but then take full authority to be judge, jury, and executioner. All in secret.