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WTF? Is a profanity error ?

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philski

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WTF is it illegal to swear in America now,,, ?

Has anyone else experienced godaddy.com's adult word ban on dot us domains?


I just tied to register a "few" um adult domains, and hey presto,
a 4 letter word that ends in "K" and its not "WORK".. was rejected

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am i being filtered by a company with amendments under there nations constitutional acts for words that are way in the public domain,
and i can still get at other registrars?,,,,,

WTF? is a profanity error ?
 
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Neustar don't want pornography polluting their extension, so you can't register these kinds of names. As a private company they're within their rights to sell their product (i.e. .us) how they see fit. Even if we don't agree.
Sounds like GoDaddy are saving you the hassle of registering and then Neustar taking the domain off you in a few days time.
 
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Well you would have expected those names to have been regged long ago if possible. Oh well, back to the drawing board i guess.
 
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i for one appreciate the ethics behind it i guess.

i Just cant for the life of me understand why the F word is bad and some that are available right now, would, as far as adult goes,, blow anyones mind.
 
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Names that contain the so-called 7 dirty words under .us may be frozen forever by the registry... I know it sucks but I guess Neustar is only enforcing FCC rules :rolleyes:
 
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i know one site that runs on a .us name :)
 
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my suggestion is to look up the whois for popular domains that have profanity in them (certain 3/4 character domains) then find out what registrar their under. then register your profanity domains there
 
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As an Aussie you can't register a .us domain anyways.
 
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Heh, try searching for the f word at tonic.to.
 
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:lol:
Profanity is “the quality or state of being profane” (see sacred-profane dichotomy). It can also relate to using inappropriate language, or desecration or disrespect toward an object of religious veneration. ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profanity
 
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Im not American, But my wife is

it just seems so strange the 80% of internet porn "worldwide" comes form America. My TV is bombarded with filth 16 thousand km away, and yet, i cant get a naughty 4 letter.
 
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philski said:
it just seems so strange the 80% of internet porn "worldwide" comes form America. My TV is bombarded with filth 16 thousand km away, and yet, i cant get a naughty 4 letter.
Very hypocrite indeed.
 
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tonic.to said:
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You filthy-minded little pervert!
The Kingdom of Tonga admonishes you. Now go back and think of another name that you wouldn't be embarrassed to say to your mother.

thats what i got at tonic.to :D
 
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philski said:
I just tied to register a "few" um adult domains, and hey presto,
a 4 letter word that ends in "K" and its not "WORK".. was rejected

So are you saying you tried to reg something like f**k.us? That domain had to have been taken years ago during the landrush.
 
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I used to own iT*its.us...


Neustar just reached in and took it off me...When I called them, they said it was one of the banned seven words that cannot be used for .us extension...

...But....wait for it....Bo*bs.us was okay...!!


Go figure...

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