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Groklaw Threat? Virtually non-existent I'd wager | 173 comments | Create New Account
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Groklaw Threat? Virtually non-existent I'd wager
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, September 18 2012 @ 02:49 PM EDT

Just because someone buys an IP doesn't stop someone else from having their site hosted elsewhere.

If the strategy is as you suggest, then the big risk factor is: "is the affected site already mirrored on another host as a backup?".

If such a backup is already implemented, then the risk to shutdown Slashdot/SourceForge/Groklaw is non-existent.

    Shutdown
    Groklaw activates on other host
    Down time = time to realize Groklaw has been shut down and flip the switch to activate other host
Of course this is assuming the shutdown effort didn't have a Legal Force behind it like a Judge's Order.

RAS

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..keep digging, there are both philanthropists and P.I.P.E. fairys to be found...
Authored by: Wol on Tuesday, September 18 2012 @ 02:57 PM EDT
But how could shutting down Slashdot be a prelude to shutting down Groklaw?

If the Pipe fairy has bought Slashdot, then shutting it down is easy. But PJ
isn't available to be bought ... :-)

Cheers,
Wol

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