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Small Business Administration Objects to .US Deal

Posted by michael on from the standing-up-for-the-little-guy dept.

rlarner writes: "The United States Small Business Administration has written a letter to the NTIA that challenges the .US sale. The SBA claims that the UDRP and sunrise period were not properly enacted - they needed comment periods, etc. The letter is here." We've done a few previous stories about the handling of .us. Free registration of second-level domains under .us were supposed to go live shortly.

3 of 130 comments (clear)

  1. err another useless TLD by Archfeld · · Score: 0, Troll

    does anyone really care ? With the death of the dot.bombs domain names are not a problem. It is not like they get used in any meaningful or organized way.

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    errr....umm...*whooosh* *whoosh* Is this thing on ?
  2. Re:FIRST POST BITCHES! by SweetAndSourJesus · · Score: -1, Troll

    I take my whole office offline just to get a new ip, just to troll. Got nothing else to do.

    Fuck bans. Fuck them hard.

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  3. Re:I like this "Sunrise" stuff about like a vampir by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    How does this help small businesses?

    Help small businesses? That's not the American way! Get your Big Mac, your Coke, and go home to watch Disney movies on your Sony DVD player and TV. Or surf AOL/TimeWarner on your Dell computer with your Microsoft OS.