Wikipedia will be leaving GoDaddy
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Wikipedia will be leaving GoDaddy
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#2Link to the actual edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk%3AJimbo_...
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#3It's interesting that they're being criticized. One of the three responses on the page (the other two being positive) is: "This is an overtly political decision. Poor form."
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#4Link to the actual edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk%3AJimbo_...
Thanks for the link!
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#5Will GitHub boycott GoDaddy because of their support for SOPA?
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#6It's interesting that they're being criticized. One of the three responses on the page (the other two being positive) is: "This is an overtly political decision. Poor form."
For a sufficiently large organization, no decision will make everyone happy, therefore all decisions are controversial.
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#7Wikipedia used GoDaddy, period? I'm surprised they were able to function as they do, seriously. Not poking fun at anybody here.
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#8Why is domain name supplier a community matter... does the community vet decisions on data-centres or server software?
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#9I think the great thing about an organisation as large and as important as Wikipedia taking a stance on this is that it makes for great copy. Journalists will love it. I hope this GoDaddy story takes on a new life and makes the transition from the blogosphere to the newspapers and therefore the general public's consciousness. Keep on fighting my US friends. Keep on fighting.
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#10Why is domain name supplier a community matter... does the community vet decisions on data-centres or server software?
Because they care?