← Back to context Comment by RobotToaster 19 hours ago What do we do now it's becoming clear that ICANN can't be trusted? 5 comments RobotToaster Reply progval 18 hours ago ICANN can't suspend second-level domains, this is up to the owner of .org (the Public Interest Registry) or the registrar of the particular domain (Gandi). N19PEDL2 18 hours ago Maybe they can now move to a .it subdomain, since they are not designated as a terrorist organization in Italy. netrap 17 hours ago That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it? tmaly 16 hours ago what ever happened to the idea of DNS on the blockchain? iuhoiuh 18 hours ago [flagged]
progval 18 hours ago ICANN can't suspend second-level domains, this is up to the owner of .org (the Public Interest Registry) or the registrar of the particular domain (Gandi). N19PEDL2 18 hours ago Maybe they can now move to a .it subdomain, since they are not designated as a terrorist organization in Italy. netrap 17 hours ago That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it?
N19PEDL2 18 hours ago Maybe they can now move to a .it subdomain, since they are not designated as a terrorist organization in Italy. netrap 17 hours ago That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it?
netrap 17 hours ago That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it?
ICANN can't suspend second-level domains, this is up to the owner of .org (the Public Interest Registry) or the registrar of the particular domain (Gandi).
Maybe they can now move to a .it subdomain, since they are not designated as a terrorist organization in Italy.
That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it?
what ever happened to the idea of DNS on the blockchain?
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