Comment on Interesting facts about the .ooo domain, coincidence? by logical

Parent Post: Interesting facts about the .ooo domain, coincidence?

logical · 2/23/2025, 12:16:09 AM · permalink

Alright I'm going to try to explain this to the best of my ability.  
  
.com or .ooo or .net whatever is whats called the "Top Level domain, TLD"  
![image](https://us-lax-1.linodeobjects.com/sojooo/comments/266/1740269769417-c14dfc4e9982c950.jpg)
  
Whatever TLD your website uses does not really matter.  There are some restrictions on TLDs that are associated with countries but its complicated and not useful information to add to this discussion.  
  
The only power .ooo or infibeam have would be to revoke Matt's license to own a domain using their TLD.  So they could shut the website down, however this doesn't collect any data, or delete the actual website.  Matt would simply have to register a new domain somewhere else and the website is back.  
  
Only the **filehosting server** has access to **files and data**.  This is why matt has said they are working to get their own private server space.  
  
ALL DOMAINS are run by ICANN.  ICANN issues Top level domains to companies or individuals.  There is no TLD that is safe your always at the mercy of ICANN, which is obviously controlled by globalists and their board is full of pickle enjoyers.  
  
Your idea that there are safe TLD options is kind of irrelevant.  ICANN can shut down any website it feels at anytime regardless of the TLD.  There is no way out of this if you are going to use WWW and not some dark web or tor system.  
  
Also Infibeam bought out rediff, not rebranded too rediff.  Infibeam is a publicly traded company, and its largest shareholder is Vanguard.  Vanguard owns everything this is inevitable.  ^this all easily googled which i did^  They are probably a bunch of poo flinging ass holes.  
  
If you want to argue that it's somewhat shortsighted for matt to have used a TLD owned by a company that will want to shut this site down, I guess sure you have a point.  But it takes like 30 seconds to register a domain and get the website back up.  
  
You're implication that Vanguard controls this website because of the .ooo is simply incorrect.

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jessa · 2/23/2025, 12:31:27 AM · permalink

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