You can be sure that I, and everyone at, will do everything in our power to get the NTIA decision reversed.
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To find out how to listen in, please visit the Web site dedicated to the show, I also will be talking about our right to privacy on Radio Go Daddy, our weekly radio show that debuts today, March 30, at 7 PM PST. On my personal Blog - there are a number of articles where you can learn more about the NTIA's unfortunate decision and what you can do to help get it reversed. All that is required is for you to take the time to visit sign the petition, and send the fax or email to your legislators. (Only your name will be published, your address and email information will be kept private.) This Web site also provides a very easy way for you to send either a fax or an email, expressing your outrage, to your Congressperson and Senators. If, like me, you are outraged at the NTIA's decision to strip away our constitutional right to privacy, the Web site will provide you with a petition to sign. I am outraged by this - you should be also. These bureaucrats stripped away the privacy that you're entitled to as an American, on the only domain name that says that you are an American. US extension is the ultimate slap in your face.US is the only domain name that is specifically intended for Americans (and also those who have a physical presence in our great country). US privacy was stripped away, without due process, by a federal government agency - an agency that should be looking out for our individual rights. I personally find it ironic that our right to. By that time, you will need to choose between either making your personal information available to anyone who wants to see it, or giving up your right to that domain name. US domain name registration, you will be forced to forfeit your privacy no later than January 26, 2006. In addition, if you already own a private.
The effect of this decision is to disallow new private domain name registrations on. This is exactly how our government is not supposed to work.
This decision was unilaterally made by the National Telecommunications and Information Association ("NTIA") - without hearings that would determine the impact on those affected, and delivered without notice - in short, the NTIA decision was made without due process of any kind. Today I have the unfortunate responsibility of informing you that there has been a decision made by bureaucrats of a Federal agency that takes away your right to privacy as guaranteed by the United States Constitution.
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