Nothing to hide but this doesn't mean it's right

[Luis Gutierrez <luis.gustavo.gutierrez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>This change is being pushed by US entertainment companies, who told 
>Congress<https://www.eff.org/document/steve-metalitz-testimony-icann-0> in 
>March that privacy for domain registration should be allowed only in "limited 
>circumstances."


https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/06/changes-domain-name-rules-place-user-privacy-jeopardy

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Changes to Domain Name Rules Place User Privacy in Jeopardy | Electronic 
Frontier Foundation
TG Storytime is a free community website for transgender authors, operated by 
Joe Six-Pack, himself a transgender author and publisher. If you look up the 
registration details of Joe's domain tgstorytime.com using the WHOIS 
application, you get this result:
Read 
more...<https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/06/changes-domain-name-rules-place-user-privacy-jeopardy>



No, no no no and no. You cannot be serious. Another tool for the entertainment 
industry? Do you seriously need to continue to feed the desires of a bloated, 
narcissistic industry that twists everything to suit is avarice? Do not bend to 
them, they already have enough fat to live off. Don't serve a few greedy 
businessmen, especially when many can lose more than just a swollen bottom 
line. Like the communities their sites have built and even their livelihood, or 
even their lives. Do not do this.