@Dominique 204204 wrote:
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But he did ask to have his personal info removed, citing the reasons above.
It’s not personal info, it’s info in the public domain now. He could have anonymised himself when he purchased the domains fwiw.
such double standards. if a non-cap member stole my domain and i posted the whois info here I daresay it would remain intact.
isn’t it interesting that it’s good enough for criminals to have their residential names and addresses mentioned in the newspaper.
end of rant, getting boring now 