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Originally Posted by SteveMacD
.co.uk seems appropriate.
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Yes she would have no trouble getting another website domain if she wanted one. But it's important to keep others away from com. Twitter has really started going crazy about that too. In the beginning, it was easy to swoop in and get a famous name before people realized how big twitter was going to be and Twitter made a point of saying that it allowed parody and fan accounts, so if you made it clear that you were not the actual celebrity, they would let you keep the account.
Now, I see they have gone around finding reasons to take back as many celebrity name accounts as they can, from those who are not really those people. In fact, it's not only people that they are doing it to. Twitter took the "Barbie" parody account away from the person who had it and gave it to Mattel. There is getting to be as much value in the Twitter user handle as in www domain names.
Remember when Clayton Morris gave Stevie that twitter account? That was funny.
Michele