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 […]
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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
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“You can look it up” is a phrase popularized either by the humorist James Thurber or the humorous Casey Stengel, but it remains good advice, especially for some of the many who have had something to say about Vox Populi Registry. What has been said has not always been accurate and unnecessarily so. In each
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There has been quite a bit said about the Consumer Advocate Subsidy program we want to see launched in the Fall. It will reduce the ultimate cost of a dotSucks name to make them more accessible to individuals, adding energy to the registry as a platform for criticism and protest. Lost in the swirl of
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