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It all got reversed eventually after massive negative press coverage. I don't think Microsoft took "ownership" of the domain, but simply got the court to make them the nameservers, though I may be wrong.

I do feel like the only way this request was granted was due to total ignorance on the part of the court of anything about how the internet works.



> I do feel like the only way this request was granted was due to total ignorance on the part of the court of anything about how the internet works.

It sounds like the court, unlike you, has the power to make the internet work the way it thinks it does, and is thereby right about how it works.



It's a completely reasonable request that has been granted countless of times now.

>I do feel like the only way this request was granted was due to total ignorance on the part of the court of anything about how the internet works.

This is absurd. The court ideologically disagrees with you about how the internet should work, not about how the internet works. This does not suggest that the court is ignorant of anything.




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