Sep 14, 2026, 7:27 PMlet's say i want to register a domain that every government would like to take down, like transfem-antifa.com
are there any registrars that have more of a reputation for protecting angry bitches like me ? or would it be infeasible to protect myself ?
@tati @earthshine .com is under US jurisdiction, regardless of registrar. I’d be looking at ccTLDs instead, though which country to choose is another question.
Sep 14, 2026, 8:54 PM@lluad that's a really good point. in this case the domain is actually pre-existing and would indeed be subject to this. hm.
@tati First thing I’d do would be to make sure your domain registration, your dns hosting, your web hosting and (if relevant) your email hosting are with different companies. I’d make sure you have local copies of all your content, ideally in a way that it can be deployed to a new host in 15 minutes. And I’d consider a backup hostname - same name on a ccTLD probably - and mirror content there.
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And don’t register both domains with the same registrar or in the same TLD. Check who your registrar is - a surprising number are just reselling someone else. That’s fine, except for redundancy.
Cloudflare are a fucking evil company, but one aspect of that is their not giving a shit about compliance, including as a registrar. That may be an advantage in this situation.
Also, someone like easydns at the more mainstream end or nearlyfreespeech at the more, uh, opinionated side.
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