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Originally Posted by cherrylula
I know you like to troll, but this thread isn't about me and my domains. It's about reasons to be against .xxx.
My plans for my business aren't something I am going to explain to a troll, nor anyone else other than generally speaking.
Do you have anything to contribute to the thread topic, other than sticking your head up my ass?
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reasons are often are based on someones current position. if they hold a lot of high traffic sites/domains, .xxx is a huge pain in the ass. for someone with only a few sites and "hopes" of finally getting some kind of premium domain, its much different. though if they actually understood the issues instead of just thinking how it effects only them right now, they would still be against it.
-why would i want a domain that can be so easily blocked?
-why would i want to pay 10 times the price for basically the exact same product?
-why would i want to have "duplicate" domains?
-why would i want to pay out the ass in fixed auctions with every joe blow who might have any kind of exention when i have the .com?
-if i was a trademark holder, why should i be blackmailed into purchasing something i don't even want to use?
-why should i be at the whim of the ever changing and growing 'regulations' that .xxx comes up with?
-there is so much uncertainty with the whole thing, from an investment view it just makes no sense having no idea what is going to happen with it in the future, which they seem to want to keep their plans secret.
-why is an "independent" organization that is supposed to watch over .xxx not only founded by lawley but funded by .xxx sales. that is NOT independent and impossible to be objective when their salary relies on the success of .xxx.
-what does IFFOR and lawley really think "online responsiblity" is...? i'd really like to know.
i could go on