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I'm pretty sure Njal.la is a reseller for Tucows, correct? As far as I am aware Peter Sunde (creator of Njalla) made a long list of tweets about how ICANN wouldn't him become a registrar because of his stance on piracy.
I'm not really very informed about Njal.la but in any case being kind of banned by ICANN still wouldn't stop him from at least working with local registries. Let's face it, in regards to reliability in tricky situations (like the current topic) those are probably a better choice anyways.
Hmmm, should I buy tonic.to or namecheap, sav?
This sounds like illegal... Do you have recommend one domain registrar and extension?
Thank you for the information, I'll acknowledge this more!
It does looks like, but they managed got some domain country TLD by using other brand (sarek oy). It looks as long your domain under sarek list ccTLD supported, you would be fine.
I just concern they remove it from their website, probably somehow strange to me cause they still "half" do reselling on some TLD they selling.
I've looked into it a bit deeper. tonic seems to actually have an US office these days. While they still don't seem overly cooperative it might be a good idea to look into alternatives.
https://torrentfreak.com/tag/tonic/
Generally tonic themselves would obviously be the best choice out of those 3 (i don't know sav, namecheap at least offers crypto payments but check the torrentfreak link - it's more or less a generic registrar after all). There's no middleman at all then but it might also need a special approach there for covering your ass compared to normal registrars.
Okay I read it, .ch and .is, .si, .ru, .to, .tv are ccTLD domain and I'll take CH or SI
nyaa.si use domene.si
.ch is one of https://www.nic.ch/registrars that sell .ch domains, I don't know which registrar is better. Only .ch is one Switzerland..
SI and CH, RU, SU are cheaper prices than .to
cheapprivacy.ru
xuid.ru
Thoughts?
I didn't necessarily mean to go by their lists but besides the articles partly not being exactly brand new it's probably not the worst idea either. If those domains have a reputation there they probably have something going for themselves.
I have zero idea about those registrars. Others will probably be more helpful there. Personally i think SU is pretty funny being the extension of a construct that ceased to exist 34 years ago but beyond that i have no actual clue, sorry.
Edit: Oh, one thing: SI is Slovenia, which is actually an EU member. While i've seen sites use that extension i'm not really convinced it's that good of an idea but i might very well be wrong.
nja.lla its a reseller of tucows , your domains will be whiped out if there is something not right with the terms. flokinet its a romanian based company and romania its in EU , and nobody can escape if EU rreally wants to destroy something , so dont be fools.
the domains that would help are .ir .sa .su .qa .sy .ao
I’m thinking of getting one .si from domene.si maybe. Because nyaa.si is still running over 7 years.
What do you recommend one domain registrar?
@YukiChan
inwx.com
hosting.co.uk
atakdomain.com
I don't recommend atakdomain/domainnameapi for this, your domain will be suspended.
What about inwx? Or another domain registrar advice?
No domain registrar should be taking DMCA complaints as they aren't legally obligated even in the United States, as they are not the host of the website.
Wasn't .to managed by Freenom, which recently dropped out of the registry business?
Afghanistan is Taliban territory.
Paula is a former US Trust Territory that is currently in a Compact of Free Association with the United States.
No, thats .tk
Nah, .to has always been with Tonga's tonic but they seem to have an US office these days and at least claim to comply with court orders. As to how far that's just mostly a claim in an attempt get/stay off the Notorious Markets list (being added or even just threatened to be added there already speaks volumes)... there's still a boatload of pirate's using it largely unbothered it seems but who really knows? In any case it used to be practically bulletproof for the longest time and pioneered whois privacy (just don't run a whois server lol).
Cloudflare is great choice I think.
For Offshore TLD(s) I recommend .ru or .su If wanna bypass DMCA.
But Cloudflare don't offer .ru .su as I know sadly...
Why would you recommend Cloudflare as a registrar?
Are you associated with them? NO Namesilo and their support is trash! Good luck using them, choose other providers.
As far as I recall, Cloudflare would have been reluctant to shut down(suspending) a site or domain unless it was court ordered.
DMCA demands are a recognized legal process in the US.
They just fowards dmca to client
And they wont do anything unless it was court ordered.
yeah, xuid.ru is known and should work. you shouldn't worry too much even for EU, .se also works fine.
Yeah right, I might get .si from http://domene.si, because nyaa.si was still using that one domain registrar on May 9, 2017
Everyone, thank you for helping me!
.to is too overrated.
.to now have an agreement, still overrated for many things
https://torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-coalition-continues-quest-to-unmask-to-pirate-sites-is-it-effective-210112/
https://torrentfreak.com/unmask-25-pirate-site-owners-ace-mpa-piles-pressure-on-tonic-registry-201114/
https://torrentfreak.com/to-registry-must-identify-owner-of-fmovies-and-other-pirate-domains-190925/
https://torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-alliance-wants-to-registry-to-expose-streaming-piracy-giant-s-to-201018/
There are few more articles about it. If you tell that .to is more secure than .com and .net, I would agree with you. But is not secure like in the past.
Any ccTLD is "usually" better than .com and .net
Yeah, that's sadly the same conclusion we came to also. Actually the exact same torrentfreak articles a are linked a few posts above yours![;) ;)](https://lowendtalk.com/resources/emoji/wink.png)
Probably at least any locally run one. I doubt for example .cc will behave much different as it's also Verisign. Same goes for the over big domain administration companies like Afilias, CentralNic and so on.
Kind of like InternetBS used to be a super solid registrar until it was bought by CentralNic. In general most publicly available no-cooperation-options have largely diminished over the last 10-15 years.
Well, yes but it's (surprisingly) still a signatory to 4 out of 7 international copyright treaties. You still have a good point though as it's kind of questionable if the current government would give two shits about upholding those.
Interesting. I would actually be intrigued to see how that works out in praxis, sadly the fact Directi runs the extension basically makes it a non-starter as they'd likely cooperate even if it was about Iran.
Yes and no. Technically you are obviously 100% correct but for a lot of locations it's still likely just a technicality. In regards to EU countries for example the only thing missing that makes adhering to DMCA notices mandatory is a solid amount of example rulings declaring the a DMCA notice constitutes what EUCD (basically the EU's DMCA-equivalent) requires to notify providers.
In general from a legit point of view having a legally sound procedure to deal with infringing content without involving the courts is also not necessarily a bad thing. The real problem with DMCA is rather that abusive notices aren't really discouraged much, so a ton of these target perfectly legal content or content the complainer has no rights to anyways without thinking twice thereby putting a lot of burden on the provider to decide, which are valid and which aren't as not complying puts them in a pretty bad spot if their judgement was somehow off. Given the massive amount of fraudulent DMCA notices that are sent out every day that's pretty much unrealistic but if there was some kind of strong incentive to only use it in obvious and watertight situations i feel it wouldn't be that much of a problem.
Taliban may ignore DMCA. but .af has problem force suspend
https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/12/24071036/queer-af-mastodon-taliban-shut-down-afghanistan
I mean, as long as you a) don't get too popular and don't host queer content or other content that they won't like, it's probably alright.
Ironic