Olivier Mehani on Nostr: npub1zdpsg…jj5tj I've always had this uneasy sense that if you used a funky TLD, ...
npub1zdpsgdxcnfgrh05wkyue0jzx8q6jkzxg8vaf6ruz90dfd3lxerfsfjj5tj (npub1zdp…j5tj) I've always had this uneasy sense that if you used a funky TLD, you risked being at the whims of the registrar and/or the country they operate from. I'm even viewing .io suspiciously, but I guess even .com or .net may be at risk (ok, that's a large stretch of the imagination [not actually certain what the bylaws are there])
Hindsight 20/20, .af in a more, let's say, "colloquial" meaning was a sitting duck, even without the anti-queer bigotry. Do we know if other domains were similarly impacted?
Can one ever truly own a domain name?
Hindsight 20/20, .af in a more, let's say, "colloquial" meaning was a sitting duck, even without the anti-queer bigotry. Do we know if other domains were similarly impacted?
Can one ever truly own a domain name?