Business Insider disses .uk domains

[atlas]

According to Business Insider: 'Ending a domain with just ".uk," as in this latest case, is not common even in the UK — where domain names typically end with ".co.uk," or ".org.uk."'

https://www.businessinsider.in/thel...nti-poverty-charity/articleshow/109438413.cms

 

[Jiblob]

They really can find any excuse to write an article. They're publicising cybersquatting just cause it has an element of charity to it.

Just looking at the person's X that wrote that article is enough to irritate.

 

[Helmuts]

client renew prohibited

 

[Ben Thomas]

Haha, this is absolutely amazing. As someone who inherently dislikes "the Duchess", I think this is truly beautiful. The JustGiving page has raised nearly £25k which is fucking funny and awesome.