A few days ago I reported on how the domain name SOPA.com is in good hands.
To show my support of Vincent’s efforts against this hideous SOPA bill, I’ve donated my time and created the SOPA.com logo.
The SOPA bill must fail because it’s not only unconstitutional but it also threatens to destroy the Internet functionality and unity.
Visit SOPA.com – have a wonderful Friday.
The ‘SOPA’ buzzword will remain alive through the holiday season and beyond, especially since the Congress has yet to decide on the fate of the bill by the same name.
The “Stop Online Piracy Act” gives controversial authority to the US Government to take down any web site and content it deems infringing or unlawful, without a due process.
It seems that SOPA.com is owned by a great gentleman of a domainer that I had the pleasure to engage in business with and whom I commended in a prior post.
Vincent owns SOPA.com and has plans to build it into an informational web site and to give visitors the opportunity to raise their concerns about the SOPA bill and its ramifications for the Internet and the domain industry.
With large corporations like GoDaddy flip-flopping on the SOPA issue, there seems to be a need now, more than ever, for a centralized point of defense against unconstitutional legislation – and SOPA.com is the right URL to do it from.
