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Telegram's t.me domain has been suspended
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Re: Telegram's t.me domain has been suspended
#22Direct link to the registry to verify the domain status (JSON): https://rdap.identitydigital.services/rdap/domain/t.me, Ctrl+F for "server hold"
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
Which do you recommend?
I've never had a problem with Namecheap but I'm not sure they are really any better as I've never had a problem with GoDaddy either.
Namecheap got bought by private equity fairly recently, so i switched away from them. Wouldn’t recommend starting with them just in time for the enshittification to start.
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#26Of course we launched our Telegram channel just this weekend, so I am feeling pretty happy that I enforced a 15-year old SOP that says "never email links to 3rd-party domains ; always use a redirect"...
Swapping the redirect now for telegram.me, which hopefully won't go down simultaneously
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#28Of course we launched our Telegram channel just this weekend, so I am feeling pretty happy that I enforced a 15-year old SOP that says "never email links to 3rd-party domains ; always use a redirect"... Swapping the redirect now for telegram.me, which hopefully won't go down simultaneously
I appreciate the idea, I'll happily adopt your SOP, seems pretty useful
thanks
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Do you know the reason, or are you just assuming censorship?
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Which do you recommend?
I've never had a problem with Namecheap but I'm not sure they are really any better as I've never had a problem with GoDaddy either.
My understanding is that both GoDaddy and Namecheap used to do domain front running[0] at the time I was registering my first handful of commercial domains, so I've always avoided even using their search engines.
I wonder if the practice still exists.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_tasting#Domain_name_fro...