Due to overwhelming public pressure, GoDaddy is kicking the Texas Whistleblower website to the curb

[riversedge]

BrooklynDad_Defiant!
@mmpadellan
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FUN FACT: Due to overwhelming public pressure, GoDaddy is kicking the Texas Whistleblower website to the curb in 24 hours.

YOU GUYS DID THIS.Clapping hands sign

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see this thread about this issue.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/10142795434#post5

[2naSalit]

1. Well Done Resistors!!

[riversedge]

2. It's already gone!

Babyruth
@PaulaHo84704874
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@mmpadellan
It's already gone!

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[Demovictory9]

3. Excellent

[Comfortably_Numb]

4. Maybe the bounty hunters would feel at home on Parler, or pillow guy's freak platform.

[ProfessorGAC]

7. That Freak Platform...

...is supposedly so under resourced that more than a thousand people on it causes problems.
I read about dozens of glitches and drop outs during the pretend symposium.
Lindell doesn't have much cash flow about now. He can't afford to lease much better platform space.

[Comfortably_Numb]

11. Sounds like the perfect spot for nutter the bounty hunter

[VarryOn]

5. Silicon Valley comes through again!

Hopefully, FB takes down any of their groups and Twitter deletes any related accounts.

[wryter2000]

6. Awesome

[RKP5637]

8. Yay!!!!!!!!!!! K&R!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[UTUSN]

9. K&R

[PortTack]

10. dems and progressives can and do get things done!!

[LastDemocratInSC]

12. Maybe they can get hosting services on taliban.com

[Woodwizard]

13. My wife and I have been bombarding the site with reports.

I cant believe these IDIOTS.

[leftieNanner]

18. I need a laugh

What were some of the "reports" you sent in?

Ted Cruz?
Greg Abbott?

[Woodwizard]

21. Nothing really creative

just copied and pasted screw off in each field over and over just to clog the email up.

[AllaN01Bear]

14. eggscllent.

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[BeerBarrelPolka]

15. It's back online

Their site is back online. I don't know who their webhost is.

[riversedge]

16. So, Texas Right to Life, a Christian organization, set up a controversial "whistleblower" website to

I am sure they will find another host.

@jackmjenkins
So, Texas Right to Life, a Christian organization, set up a controversial “whistleblower” website to field anonymous tips about people believed to have violated the new abortion ban.

…But it appears GoDaddy, the registrar for the domain, is now kicking them off their service.

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@jlewis9822
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@jackmjenkins
Violates their TOS. Providing private information without someone’s written consent. Texas lawmakers are so anti-tech that they fail to understand it.

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[MichMan]

17. So, it was due to violating GoDaddys TOS and nothing to de with public pressure

[Liberty Belle]

19. Great news! I do business with Go Daddy, and will make a point to thank them for this.

Of course it will no doubt surface elsewhere, but every delay can save lives and buy time.

[BadGimp]

20. I have a bad feeling about this direction/action...