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In an indirect but personal way, I'm seriously worried about this. My name is Chirag and for well over a decade now, I've shared my life, photos, projects, and
by chime 14y ago
In an indirect but personal way, I'm seriously worried about this. My name is Chirag and for well over a decade now, I've shared my life, photos, projects, and art on http://chir.ag http://chir.ag
I know .ly domains became a concern because of political turmoil in Libya. Is there anything I can do to keep my site (10k+ visitors/day) accessible if US decides to block all .ag domains? I haven't come across any famous .ag domains unlike bit.ly for .ly. Is there a chance my site could be blocked because of the domain name? I have nightly backups of all the data but the site has become so integral to my life (in addition to my email address), that I would be heartbroken if I have to give it up.
- aaronbrethorst 14y agoYou're probably ok. I think the biggest issue with .ly domains was the Libyan government deciding that certain activities[1] were unacceptable on their TLD. I don't think the Antiguan government is going to repossess anyone's domain names. Also, I have to say that video of your ducks terrorizing the dog and cat is adorable and hilarious :) [1] bare arms, etc. http://techyum.com/2010/10/official-vb-ly-link-shortener-seized-by-libyan-government/ http://techyum.com/2010/10/official-vb-ly-link-shortener-sei...
- vsync 14y agoWow, small world! Didn't I meet you before sometime? Maybe at a Fark party in Florida?
- chime 14y agoYup. I remember you. Was it racetrack or HoJos?