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Originally Posted by RazorSharpe
Unfortunately for you, I'm not known for trolling. I asked a legitimate question about those two sites and you called me a troll then. My question to you is, after me bringing this to your attention about a week ago, why are these sites still running on your platform?
I totally understand that it is not possible for you to know every single dating site out there but I am also pretty certain that you are more than familiar with 2 fairly large ones in the sector you work in.
Having said that, even if you weren't aware of naughtyconnect and hornymatches, you have been aware of them for the past week since I brought them to your attention. If the owners of those sites have given you permission to create the .co.za versions of their site because they were unable to monetise that particular market then all you need to do is say so. Calling me a troll for asking a legitimate question is highly unprofessional and not doing anything about the sites I brought to your attention seems unethical.
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The reason why you were seen as trolling is:
You asked this question in another thread, and you got a perfectly reasonable response. Companies set policies to deal with the many possible sticky situations that can arise on the Internet, and one was clearly set to deal with the situation you are asking about. The resolution seems to require action from the interested parties, not just anybody posting on GFY. I'm betting those interested parties have not yet taken those steps.
Despite this fact, here we are in a different thread where there is an announcement about a new hire. You're choosing to again hijack the thread for the sake of drawing attention to yourself with the tired old GFY trick of "I will post negative things in all your threads until you bow down to my glory" ... but honestly, I think this approach just makes you look unprofessional.
It makes perfect sense that if there is a copyright concern, the INTERESTED PARTIES initiate the inquiry. You're trying to slam a company for not taking an immediate reaction based on some post some person made on a chat board. While it may be possible that the situation is as black and white as you seem to think it is with respect to these domain names, it's also possible that there's more to it than your exhaustive investigation has uncovered. THIS is why there are policies and procedures that need to be followed for situations like this that extend beyond simply being reactionary to bellyachers on GFY.