Good thought.
Wonder if somebody regged whateverhappenedtonorthkorea.com, or started a website with a grand prize to pick the day Israel makes Iran disappear (check tomorrow's wind reports)...
Me? Personally, I don't touch tragedy domains - I believe the damage created by a few tragedy domainers hurts the whole industry terribly. Tragedy domaining cannot be justified or compared in any way to the rest of domaining IMO.
The tragedy journalists/news chase and write up the tragedy domainer to try to justify their being. Now that's hypocrisy at it's worst. Thereโs also no chance at recovery for the industry from it either because "if it looks like sh**...., and it smells like sh**, then it most probably is sh**" mentality of the masses.
Kinda' like what happens when a grown man "innocently" sleeps with little boys numerous times (see above paragraph for answer).
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