[NA-Discuss] Proxy-Privacy Use Higher for Illicit Domains

Avri Doria avri at ella.com
Fri Mar 11 01:11:10 UTC 2011


Hi,

I was commenting on the comment made in the article.

Where you bluntly say that a system I think that is run for my benefit is run for the benefit of criminals and spammers.

a.

On 10 Mar 2011, at 17:03, Garth Bruen at Knujon.com wrote:

> Avri,
> 
> I'd like to point out this sentence: "the illicit use of privacy-proxy erodes the legitimate use." I support the use of privacy services for proper reasons. The way it is structured now benefits the abusers and will likely cause lawful users to suffer later. I like the Canadian system (.CA) that prohibits the use for commercial entities, that would preclude much misuse.
> 
> Your assumptions about my intent are not supported by the content of the article, it is I who have been painted by a broad brush.
> 
> -Garth
> 
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>> 
>> On 10 Mar 2011, at 09:23, Garth Bruen at Knujon.com wrote:
>> 
>>> One of the controversial sub-issues is privacy-proxy domain registrations
>>> which allow a registrant to replace their WHOIS details with the contact
>>> information a of privacy shield company. The privacy-proxy business is a
>>> nebulous world with no standards and little accountability. Supporters claim
>>> it protects victims and political activists from attacks and private
>>> citizens from getting spammed or scammed. Critics, like me, contend it is a
>>> loose system run on behalf of criminals and spammers.
>> 
>> 
>> cool.
>> i am now a spammer and a criminal.
>> your brush strokes are a tad bit broad.
>> 
>> a.
>> 
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