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Yet another censorship case at GoDaddy.com

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Very bad of GoDaddy.

This makes me glad that I just transferred 4 of my most valuable domains to Moniker (from GoDaddy)..

agree.
nodaddy. just remmebr that, they are okay for temporary pushes.
90% of my names at moniker, slow process getting them all over there.
still have about 100 at godaddy though.

i may have a nodaddy firesale. :cool:
 
I don't like GoDaddy or anyone else doing anything like that. Censorship is wrong and Free Speech is critical. No registrar should play the role of judge and jury with our domains and websites. Good catch Acro!

However I don't think I am a fan of this website. So what a drug king gets busted and he can post a bad review of you on this website? Criminals now get to review the officer that arrests them? Yet, the double stand exists, can we put ratemypedaphile on a website? The ACLU would be screaming.

I hope someone legally shuts this down as if dodging bullets and fighting frivolously lawsuits isn't enough.
 
The domain was in transit away from GoDaddy. Currently at Name.com
Controversial names are not safe at GoDaddy, that's a proven fact.
 
Controversial names are not safe at GoDaddy, that's a proven fact.
To me that signals that no domains are really safe at GoDaddy.

If they're happy to freeze legal domains (which some deem 'controversial'), surely it's not good to be dealing with such a company?
 
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