2257 or .xxx which will it be?

[shima]

Screw that, I'm not in US, so I don't give a flying flip about 2257 or .xxx enforcement.

To all you Americans I can only suggest a company offshore.
(Hit me up if interested)

[Mishi]

Originally Posted by shima

Screw that, I'm not in US, so I don't give a flying flip about 2257 or .xxx enforcement.

To all you Americans I can only suggest a company offshore.
(Hit me up if interested)

Do me a favor - write to my congress-people for me. Let them know EXACTLY how you feel. Do that for each US state. I'll get you names and addresses.

I started this post as a joke, but now that I think of it...it might be amusing for our so-called representatives to hear exactly how much our overseas friends/competitors care about US laws...with lots and lots of letters...hmm...

Not that it would make a difference, but I like the idea of flooded mailboxes and confused politicians.

[Lemmy]

I don't have a ton of irreplaceable domains, so if forced I would naturally go with .xxxx

[GunnCat]

Originally Posted by Mishi

Do me a favor - write to my congress-people for me. Let them know EXACTLY how you feel. Do that for each US state. I'll get you names and addresses.

I started this post as a joke, but now that I think of it...it might be amusing for our so-called representatives to hear exactly how much our overseas friends/competitors care about US laws...with lots and lots of letters...hmm...

Not that it would make a difference, but I like the idea of flooded mailboxes and confused politicians.

As if congress gives a shit.

[xxxjay]

Originally Posted by shima

Screw that, I'm not in US, so I don't give a flying flip about 2257 or .xxx enforcement.

To all you Americans I can only suggest a company offshore.
(Hit me up if interested)

Probably the reason you see the numbers so skewed on the side of dot xxx is because dot xxx would even the playing field and foriegn webmasters would no longer be at such a huge competeitive advantage not having to worry about 2257 in the US.