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What About .XXX Registrations People Don't Make?
Narrow minds such as Joe Sims and Marilyn Cade
and the rest of the ICANN WHOIS police never
seem to consider registrations people do not want.
What happens when someone registers a .XXX name
in the name of their "friend" at work. They then
put up some pics and drop a **hint** to the boss
that their co-worker has a porn site. A quick
check of that all-so-important and valid WHOIS
information shows, that, sure enough, so-and-so
owns a .XXX name. So-and-so is likely never told
and never knows why they were fired. The "friend"
gets the job that is now opened up.
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Note, those super-accredited shiny and honest
ICANN Registrars regularly register names for
people or companies that have no idea that is
happening. They then read the email and watch
the web hits to see what they can find for their
little snitch network.
Wave to Chris everyone. Hi Chris.
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