Things Not to Tell Danielle
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@gjacobse quit and wrote a script that randomly changed words in all your posts to swear words
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@MattSpeller said in Things Not to Tell Danielle:
@gjacobse quit and wrote a script that randomly changed words in all your posts to swear words
Anything regarding @scottalanmiller
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@mattspeller got bored and did some evil SEO to equate mangolassi with beastiality
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@scottalanmiller has secretly been embedding all his posts with a long running screed against the illuminati
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First of all, AWESOMEEEEEE!! Love me some Minion movies. Secondly don't any of you be getting any crazy ideas now....
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@Minion-Queen said in Things Not to Tell Danielle:
First of all, AWESOMEEEEEE!! Love me some Minion movies. Secondly don't any of you be getting any crazy ideas now....
To late...
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That the Italian government have decreed that anybody using their country extension (.it) must publish their web pages in Italian. :flag_it:
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@FloridaMan Really? Link?
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@FloridaMan said in Things Not to Tell Danielle:
That the Italian government have decreed that anybody using their country extension (.it) must publish their web pages in Italian. :flag_it:
An odd statement for a country that has several official languages, Italian being only one of them (along with German, French, Sicilian, Sardinian and I expect a few others.)
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Thankfully the site itself has only one real world on it, the logo, which is in Italian
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@aaronstuder
I was only joking when I posted it, but it does seem that the contact must be from a European country:
*To register a .it domain it is necessary that:
- That the administrative contact be a resident of a country in the European Union.*
https://www.mrdomain.com/help/en/175/what-are-requirements-the-registration-of-it-domain/
I am aware that some country suffixes are strictly controlled. I don't think an Italian (with no connections to the US) can purchase a .us domain. Since Mango Lassi managed to purchase the domain, they must have satisfied the criteria at the time of purchase.
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@FloridaMan the restrictions are loose but there does have to be an Italian agent. The CTO here is an Italian citizen, though, in case it came into question.
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@FloridaMan said in Things Not to Tell Danielle:
@aaronstuder
I was only joking when I posted it, but it does seem that the contact must be from a European country:
*To register a .it domain it is necessary that:
- That the administrative contact be a resident of a country in the European Union.*
https://www.mrdomain.com/help/en/175/what-are-requirements-the-registration-of-it-domain/
I am aware that some country suffixes are strictly controlled. I don't think an Italian (with no connections to the US) can purchase a .us domain. Since Mango Lassi managed to purchase the domain, they must have satisfied the criteria at the time of purchase.
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@IRJ said in Things Not to Tell Danielle:
@FloridaMan said in Things Not to Tell Danielle:
@aaronstuder
I was only joking when I posted it, but it does seem that the contact must be from a European country:
*To register a .it domain it is necessary that:
- That the administrative contact be a resident of a country in the European Union.*
https://www.mrdomain.com/help/en/175/what-are-requirements-the-registration-of-it-domain/
I am aware that some country suffixes are strictly controlled. I don't think an Italian (with no connections to the US) can purchase a .us domain. Since Mango Lassi managed to purchase the domain, they must have satisfied the criteria at the time of purchase.
Didn't know this was a thing
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