> The idea that a .NET or .COM domain name subjects you to US laws is asinine beyond belief. The only degree to which this is true is domain disputes or the management of that domain name. Nothing else.
Especially since .com is supposed to be reserved for international use, whereas .us is intended for US-based (or US-targeted) companies.
Off the top of my head, I can only think of two companies that ever used .us: Delicious and Grouphug (and the former only because of the creative spelling).
Especially since .com is supposed to be reserved for international use, whereas .us is intended for US-based (or US-targeted) companies.
Off the top of my head, I can only think of two companies that ever used .us: Delicious and Grouphug (and the former only because of the creative spelling).