rawrly

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by rawrly 15y ago
I work for GoDaddy's competitor. If anything we've seen a windfall from the day's events due to our outstanding approach against SOPA. See my other comments/submissions and you'll figure out I'm legit.
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by rawrly 15y ago
The events of the day (godaddy, SOPA, etc...) had me join the site. My postings thus far are pretty much SOPA focused in hopes to bring a bit more knowledge about, but I didn't think my comments are in any way promoting godaddy as a service
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by rawrly 15y ago
It's certainly not the best example of misuse of DMCA. But I'm glad to hear more people comparing SOPA to DMCA so there is some credibility to where people's fears are stemming from. Congress still hasn't fixed DMCA, and can't be expected t
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by rawrly 15y ago
For newgy: "Fighting online piracy is of the utmost importance, which is why Go Daddy has been working to help craft revisions to this legislation - but we can clearly do better," Warren Adelman, Go Daddy's newly appointed CEO, said. Source
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by rawrly 15y ago
I begrudgingly got through all the legal speak. There is a lot out there that people are getting wrong (like those who claim the solution is to host outside the US, that's the exact opposite effect!) and a lot people are missing (like the e
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DreamHost Denounces SOPA(blog.dreamhost.com)
4 points by rawrly 15y ago|0 comments
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by rawrly 15y ago
The exemption clauses in SOPA are not specifically for GoDaddy or anyone. There is a section that clarifies this as an ISP/host who "voluntary removes" unwanted content, which basically pisses all over due process etc..