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I've never heard of a "warning" when someone's domain was taken for blatantly breaking the law with it. Have you? I've never personally had one taken, just heard and read of people having their domains taken down for various reasons. Never heard that they were given a warning or any kind of "process"
I'm pretty sure that what is happening has always happened when illegal activity is self evident on the website itself. Whether it was c p then or the copyright infringement we see now. If it's blatantly there and complaints have been made to point it out...just saying I never heard of someone being told: "Hey, you have 100,000 + stolen full length movies on your site that the copyright owners of those movies are raising hell about, we'd like to just let you keep doing what you're doing even though it's against the law and using a domain to break the law is against tos of owning a domain. But after a while we might decide to shut it down after we process it."
Never heard of that happening. It's usually an investigation and then BOOM-BOOM out go the lights.
Anybody aware of a site that blatantly broke the law and instead of the domain being seized they had some "process" and "warning"? And I'm not talking about gray areas of free speech...I'm talking flat out breaking the law (like copyright infringement for instance or c p)
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