Arabic confirmation- "إرهاب.com" (terrorism.com)

[DomainDialect]

Could someone please verify/appraise? Thanks!

[Fka200]

I'm 95% sure this means terrorists.

[thegenius1]

Better get domain p.rivac.y or you may end up in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantanamo_Bay_Naval_Base

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by thegenius1

Better get domain p.rivac.y or you may end up in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantanamo_Bay_Naval_Base

Domain privacy doesn't stop them from finding the owner.

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[Muhammad Mustafa]

Originally Posted by Fka200

I'm 95% sure this means terrorists.

oops
nope, terrorism means إرهاب terrorists means إرهابيين or إرهابيون terrorist in plural
BTW, I just saw your blog Sam very good look simple and clean

[DomainDialect]

Originally Posted by thegenius1

Better get domain p.rivac.y or you may end up in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantanamo_Bay_Naval_Base

Do you think I'm really taking a chance?

[DomainDialect]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

Domain privacy doesn't stop them from finding the owner.

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Why would they want to find little old me? It's just a domain name, right?

[DomainDialect]

[quote=Muhammad Mustafa]oops
nope, terrorism means إرهاب terrorists means إرهابيين or إرهابيون terrorist in plural
BTW, I just saw your blog Sam very good look simple and clean [/quote]
Thanks, MM.

[bwhhisc]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

Domain privacy doesn't stop them from finding the owner.

How does that information get out then?

[Rubber Duck]

Why is this name contentious?

How many people do you know that introduce themselves as International Terrorists?

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by bwhhisc

How does that information get out then?

1. DHS discovers existence of a domain which they like, owner hidden via whois privacy.
2. DHS sends a National Security Letter or delivers it in person to the registrar.
3. Registrar gives the owner's details to DHS and is prohibited from notifying the owner that his details were disclosed or from talking about it to anyone.

It's really that simple. No court order required.

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Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

Why is this name contentious?

How many people do you know that introduce themselves as International Terrorists?

Because the idiots at DHS don't follow this form of logic.

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[bwhhisc]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

1. DHS discovers existence of a domain which they like, owner hidden via whois privacy.
2. DHS sends a National Security Letter or delivers it in person to the registrar.
3. Registrar gives the owner's details to DHS and is prohibited from notifying the owner that his details were disclosed or from talking about it to anyone.

Guessing that with all the "international" surfing of websites and various "terms" in every conceivable language
not to mention emailing our e-mail contacts and friends in Russia, China, Saudi, Egypt, Vietnam, Jordan etc bells
must be going off for most of our IP addresses.

[261275]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

How many people do you know that introduce themselves as International Terrorists?

PM For Nukes.

[burnsinternet]

Originally Posted by 261275

PM For Nukes.

Sicko!

[DomainDialect]

Originally Posted by Rubber Duck

Why is this name contentious?

How many people do you know that introduce themselves as International Terrorists?

That's kinda what I was thinking. I peeked at the ND test site and it was mostly anti-terroristic info. You'd keep it, wouldn't you?

Originally Posted by bwhhisc

Guessing that with all the "international" surfing of websites and various "terms" in every conceivable language
not to mention emailing our e-mail contacts and friends in Russia, China, Saudi, Egypt, Vietnam, Jordan etc bells
must be going off for most of our IP addresses.

Good advertising, eh?