The platform for comment and criticism at Vox Populi Registry has always been aimed at giving passionate people a place not just to speak, but to be heard. We already have seen such a community emerge. It has been built on matters as straightforward as company customer service, as urgent as a medical condition, as …
From time to time we visit with .sucks registrants to get a sense of their mission and progress. It is a good rule of thumb that the best way to stimulate new ideas is to acknowledge one when you see it. With that in mind, we offer a field report on the Chicago, Illinois team …
In some small measure, Vox Populi Registry, or as we have begun to call ourselves, VPR, drew moral support from Facebook for our application to bring dotSucks names to the Internet. The innovative social media platform has long promoted its “Like” button, both within its four walls and anywhere on the ‘Net. The ubiquitous button …
A recent call from a reporter reminded me of the strong currents Vox Populi Registry must navigate. Our desire not to traffic in the number of .sucks domain names that have been registered swims counter to the wave of metrics that have come to define the success (or less so) of the new gTLDs. Rather …