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What’s the matter with .GOV?
Sat, 2008-Nov-8 by nmw.
The whois service listed at IANA is not working properly
So I can’t figure out who is responsible for Change.GOV. :(
Why does Change.GOV link to Youtube.COM?
Should our tax dollars support ads by Google?
This is a worrisome trend
It ought to be checked out immediately.
Update: whois.nic.gov is also not responding — see also www.aboutus.org/Change.gov.
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