Anyone Keen On a Domain Legal Forum?
Hi folks,
I'm exploring the possibility of setting up an online forum to try covering all or
any "legalities" involving domain names since I happen to be rather passionate
about them. One thing I notice is people wanting to post specifics, but rather
can't.
The main reason is anything posted online can be found, especially if another
party is smart enough to find them. As the saying goes, anything you say (or
post online in this case) can be used against you.
Given that, I'm thinking of creating a place where people can "freely" post all
and any specifics they desire, yet hardly worry about them being found. I am
not sure if it's realistically possible to block out any search engine from being
able to see it and "cache" it like Google does, but I'll do what I can based on
those among you more familiar with that aspect.
I can set the forum to not show any content unless one's logged in, so that's
another possible solution to that cache thing. A user who might have a beef
with another can surely see their posts, but I aim to limit membership to try
to keep that low.
Additionally, I've had the good fortune to meet various lawyers on the subject
with real-world experience to back them up. You could say the forum can act
as a "bridge" to them, though whatever "arrangements" a member makes with
any of those lawyers will be outside the potential forum's scope.
I'd say I'm pretty much aware of its various risks, though it's fine if anyone in
here can share what they think or know. Then again, what venture doesn't?
Of course, I'd add any special deals, freebies, whatever can be found to make
it more...enticing? I'll consider enabling others to pitch their offers, though it's
still in the air.
Like any venture, it'll cost money. And to try making it more "private", it'll be a
paid-access forum.
If I launch it, I'm thinking of making it an arguably low-entry fee for one year.
Depending how things go, I might open more memberships, raise the year fee,
or even make it monthly.
So what do you folks think? Any of you keen?
(Hmm, I think I just gave a possibly good idea away. Oh well, ideas are a dime
a dozen...)
I'm exploring the possibility of setting up an online forum to try covering all or
any "legalities" involving domain names since I happen to be rather passionate
about them. One thing I notice is people wanting to post specifics, but rather
can't.
The main reason is anything posted online can be found, especially if another
party is smart enough to find them. As the saying goes, anything you say (or
post online in this case) can be used against you.
Given that, I'm thinking of creating a place where people can "freely" post all
and any specifics they desire, yet hardly worry about them being found. I am
not sure if it's realistically possible to block out any search engine from being
able to see it and "cache" it like Google does, but I'll do what I can based on
those among you more familiar with that aspect.
I can set the forum to not show any content unless one's logged in, so that's
another possible solution to that cache thing. A user who might have a beef
with another can surely see their posts, but I aim to limit membership to try
to keep that low.
Additionally, I've had the good fortune to meet various lawyers on the subject
with real-world experience to back them up. You could say the forum can act
as a "bridge" to them, though whatever "arrangements" a member makes with
any of those lawyers will be outside the potential forum's scope.
I'd say I'm pretty much aware of its various risks, though it's fine if anyone in
here can share what they think or know. Then again, what venture doesn't?
Of course, I'd add any special deals, freebies, whatever can be found to make
it more...enticing? I'll consider enabling others to pitch their offers, though it's
still in the air.
Like any venture, it'll cost money. And to try making it more "private", it'll be a
paid-access forum.
If I launch it, I'm thinking of making it an arguably low-entry fee for one year.
Depending how things go, I might open more memberships, raise the year fee,
or even make it monthly.
So what do you folks think? Any of you keen?
(Hmm, I think I just gave a possibly good idea away. Oh well, ideas are a dime
a dozen...)
You might not like what I say - but I believe it.
Build it, make money, then build some more
Some old school smarts would help - and here's to Rob Toth for his help. Bloody good stuff, even the freebies!
David
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