← Back to context Comment by zarzavat 12 hours ago See also: .eu revoking registrations of UK residents after Brexit. 11 comments zarzavat Reply RedNifre 11 hours ago The EU, like most countries, only grants their tld to people, companies or organizations based in the European Union. Why should UK citizens be allowed to use it? Dylan16807 11 hours ago Revocation shouldn't be nearly as strict as granting. altern8 10 hours ago When they got it, they were presumably citizens of a EU country dpark 8 hours ago Shockingly last time I quit a job they revoked my access to their systems even though I was totally an employee when my access was granted. 4 replies → mort96 11 hours ago That seems like a rather predictable consequence? SamSkjord 11 hours ago As a Brit: play stupid games, win stupid prizes dpark 8 hours ago Agreed. I don’t know why Britain keeps feigning surprise that they are no longer treated like they’re part of the EU.
RedNifre 11 hours ago The EU, like most countries, only grants their tld to people, companies or organizations based in the European Union. Why should UK citizens be allowed to use it? Dylan16807 11 hours ago Revocation shouldn't be nearly as strict as granting. altern8 10 hours ago When they got it, they were presumably citizens of a EU country dpark 8 hours ago Shockingly last time I quit a job they revoked my access to their systems even though I was totally an employee when my access was granted. 4 replies →
altern8 10 hours ago When they got it, they were presumably citizens of a EU country dpark 8 hours ago Shockingly last time I quit a job they revoked my access to their systems even though I was totally an employee when my access was granted. 4 replies →
dpark 8 hours ago Shockingly last time I quit a job they revoked my access to their systems even though I was totally an employee when my access was granted. 4 replies →
mort96 11 hours ago That seems like a rather predictable consequence? SamSkjord 11 hours ago As a Brit: play stupid games, win stupid prizes dpark 8 hours ago Agreed. I don’t know why Britain keeps feigning surprise that they are no longer treated like they’re part of the EU.
SamSkjord 11 hours ago As a Brit: play stupid games, win stupid prizes dpark 8 hours ago Agreed. I don’t know why Britain keeps feigning surprise that they are no longer treated like they’re part of the EU.
dpark 8 hours ago Agreed. I don’t know why Britain keeps feigning surprise that they are no longer treated like they’re part of the EU.
The EU, like most countries, only grants their tld to people, companies or organizations based in the European Union. Why should UK citizens be allowed to use it?
Revocation shouldn't be nearly as strict as granting.
When they got it, they were presumably citizens of a EU country
Shockingly last time I quit a job they revoked my access to their systems even though I was totally an employee when my access was granted.
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That seems like a rather predictable consequence?
As a Brit: play stupid games, win stupid prizes
Agreed. I don’t know why Britain keeps feigning surprise that they are no longer treated like they’re part of the EU.