Competition for top level domain from .gay ‘alliance’

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  1. Abi1975  26 Aug 2009, 5:13pm  Report
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    .gay is a ghetto to put us in

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  2. Zack Reynolds  26 Aug 2009, 7:35pm  Report
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    Whatever… Like most ghettos we’ll move in and make it fabulous and raise the profile, clean it up and increase the property values.

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  3. Now THAT’S positive thinking, Zack!

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  4. Not only will it potentially be a ghetto, it will also be exceptionally easy for filtering software such as NetNanny to block.

    Also it will place additional costs on LGBT-oriented businesses who have a well-known web address under .org, .com or similar national domains, and who will need to buy a .gay domain to prevent a cybersquatter getting it.

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  5. So true on the filtering software, but please NO-ONE take readingpridedotdot.gay from us if they do become successful.

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  6. By this stage most new TLDs are fraudulent enterprises, and dot gay will be the same.

    Look at what happened to dot-eu. Non-European domain farmers bought thousands of names then hoarded them. EurID still has no idea how many .eu names are being used for legitimate purposes.

    Creating dot-gay will give a few people some jobs administering a resource conjured out of thin air, give a lot of lawyers money as they squabble over rights, and generally lead to a lot of ill feeling.

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