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**Jacksplat** · 05-30-2007, 11:33 PM

Good you bring that up Raider. Whats worse is google will cache the page and show a history of your personal business. And to be quite frank about this, it is our own business what we buy or sell. DNJ might consider seeking permision from whois information. With this thread DNJ has been informed of the publics concern to personal information being published and certainly have weight in future disputes of privacy.

I'll give notice here and now that DNJournal.com does not have permision to post a domain I have bought in the past, present and future.

There has been discussion here in the forum sometime last year with issue of posting snapnames final bid history openly for everyone to see at DNF. If I remember correctly the concensus was in the favor of privacy. At the time I didnt care much about this, but at this time I see Raiders point and thinking about it more on my own behalf I have to agree with the rest of the domainers.

Jack

05-30-2007, 11:33 PM	#4 (permalink)
Jacksplat I like to burp! Name: Kevin Farrell Last Online: 09-12-2008 02:52 PM iTrader: (108) Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1,790 DNF$: 3,463 Location: Smallville.ca Country:	Re: SnapNames Puts a Dozen Domains on New DNJournal Top 20 Good you bring that up Raider. Whats worse is google will cache the page and show a history of your personal business. And to be quite frank about this, it is our own business what we buy or sell. DNJ might consider seeking permision from whois information. With this thread DNJ has been informed of the publics concern to personal information being published and certainly have weight in future disputes of privacy. I'll give notice here and now that DNJournal.com does not have permision to post a domain I have bought in the past, present and future. There has been discussion here in the forum sometime last year with issue of posting snapnames final bid history openly for everyone to see at DNF. If I remember correctly the concensus was in the favor of privacy. At the time I didnt care much about this, but at this time I see Raiders point and thinking about it more on my own behalf I have to agree with the rest of the domainers. Jack __________________ I'm so impressed with Parked I have to toss 'em in my sig.