Good news for Spamhaus today. ICANN issued a statement yesterday stating that they have neither the neither the authority nor ability to suspend a domain registration.
It remains to be seen what, if anything, Tucows will do with the court order if it's issued.
at least one good twist to this story. I don't think Canadian-based TuCows will disable spamhaus.org for some judgement made in the US in favor of a documented spammer.
Real good news. If they ruled the other way, it would affect the whole internet in a real scary way. But I still think ICANN has to be moved to VN or something like that, a whole (trigger happy) country should not control the internet imho.
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at least one good twist to this story. I don't think Canadian-based TuCows will disable spamhaus.org for some judgement made in the US in favor of a documented spammer.
Real good news. If they ruled the other way, it would affect the whole internet in a real scary way. But I still think ICANN has to be moved to VN or something like that, a whole (trigger happy) country should not control the internet imho.
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