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Re: Zoom outage caused by accidental 'shutting down' of the zoom.us domain

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The original clarification was perfectly fine to and arguing about the correction is reply-all-unsubscribe line noise. There was confusion, it error corrected, move on.

Yet you chose to reply-all-unsubscribe line noise further. Maybe take your own advice and move on bro.

Necromancing an over two-day old thread to ask someone to move on is a bit rich lol.

Re: Zoom outage caused by accidental 'shutting down' of the zoom.us domain

#322

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yet you chose to reply-all-unsubscribe line noise further. Maybe take your own advice and move on bro.

Necromancing an over two-day old thread to ask someone to move on is a bit rich lol.

Yet you still reply again! Guess you put zero value in your own advice, got it!

Re: Zoom outage caused by accidental 'shutting down' of the zoom.us domain

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Absolutely. For example, the Maoris are not the original indigenous. What happened to them you may ask? They became literal dinner for the Maoris. This has happened elsewhere too. True original indigenous are rare. The thing with the island of Diego Garcia is quite strange and I strongly suspect there is corruption involved. The UK wishes to divest itself? Instead of holding an auction where the rest of the planet ca…

Māori were the first settlers of NZ. There’s no record of any earlier population being “dinner” for anyone.

Citation needed!

As I understand it there were no Maori before NZ was settled, that culture formed there from the Polynesian"moa-hunters". Some descendants of those settlers became the Maori, but that a different claim.

Furthermore, there are just generally very few records so I think it's very difficult to make definite claims like you or GP do.

Re: Zoom outage caused by accidental 'shutting down' of the zoom.us domain

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That seriously devalues MarkMonitor's services. MarkMonitor claims to be a "an ICANN-accredited registrar and recognized industry leader since 1999". The whole point of paying for MarkMonitor is that they're an expensive service for valuable domains and are not allowed to screw up. GoDaddy should not be involved here at all.

MarkMonitor isn't at fault here. If you register a ".ps" domain, it doesn't matter if you use MarkMonitor or Namecheap, they can't help you when the ongoing genocide results in the removal of Palestine as a country and ".ps" no longer is a valid country code top level domain. Similarly, if you register a .us domain instead of a ".com", ".net", or ".org", MarkMonitor can't help you when GoDaddy inevitably screws up. H…

> MarkMonitor isn't at fault here.

Yes, it is.

"Their enforcement team works with platforms to remove infringing content and can even help with legal proceedings if needed. They don't just find problems—they help solve them through their connections with major online platforms and their understanding of takedown procedures."

What you're paying for is MarkMonitor's people having the cell phone number of the guy at the operations end of whatever point in the chain screwed up. At least that was their original pitch. Now, they have a whole range of tracking services which you can get elsewhere.

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