seems likely that NSI will just use this to pick on little guys. as *if* they would take away a big corps domain name. can you imagine - www.microsoft.com taken back because they decided to switch registrations. NSI would be sued flat in 10 minutes.
don't kid yourself - sites like this are dying for any kind of publicity. a story on/. is worth more than any ad they can place themselves and costs a hell of a lot less $. furthermore, if they can't handle the traffic they'll get from one/. story then they're not gonna last long anyway, certainly not with the service they're offering, which is quite bandwith heavy.
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seems likely that NSI will just use this to pick on little guys. as *if* they would take away a big corps domain name. can you imagine - www.microsoft.com taken back because they decided to switch registrations. NSI would be sued flat in 10 minutes.
don't kid yourself - sites like this are dying for any kind of publicity. a story on /. is worth more than any ad they can place themselves and costs a hell of a lot less $. furthermore, if they can't handle the traffic they'll get from one /. story then they're not gonna last long anyway, certainly not with the service they're offering, which is quite bandwith heavy.
was that meant to be www.spamrecycle.com? .org doesn't exist.
oh man that is the funniest thing i have read in ages.