Reply #19: O-kaay [View All]

Never heard of that one. Can't even imagine a reason for it. We have .com and .net sites and they're set up the same. I think we did a couple of .org's a few years ago, I'll ask hubby in the morning. He does the server stuff.

Our domain registrar has a system where changes cannot be made except by us. The domains are locked. That's to keep them from being hi-jacked. But once we release them, they're released. It's less than a 24 hour process. Somebody is definitely messing with you, and you're right, the link is not copyright protected. You are not passing it off as your material. I was going to say 'or linking to dangerous material', but, lol, it IS dangerous. That's why they don't want you letting people know it's there!!

Have you guys contacted that Congressman who introduced the legislation, you know what I mean, my brain won't dig up the right words!! I wonder if he could help?