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The Disappearance of an Internet Domain
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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2024
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I guess by "cybercrime" they mean piracy, because that's the main thing I've seen .su used for.
Well, the main thing I've seen it used for are old homepages and hobbyist sites with web design from year 1997.
If that's what they mean by cybercrime they're bigger bootlickers than I originally thought. Like it's one thing to not want to support piracy, it's a whole nother thing to outright say the quiet part out loud. Which, yeah that's what they just did if that's what they really meant. It's already bad enough that they supposedly want domains to be aggressively policed, I mean like I said in my other comment, serious "no swearing allowed on the internet vibes" going on from how they wrote that part...