Libyan domains Authority, responsible for popular suffix ly, leading domains eliminates conflict with the laws sites
Not everyone knows ly popular Web extension, used among other URL shortening sites as bit.ly - is actually an extension of the state of Libya. Ostensibly, this fact should not be any significance
to those interested in the subject domain of this short extension, but now it seems the Islamic state association can create serious problems. Site called vb.ly confiscated by Libyan Authority because the content domains allegedly violated state laws and Islam. Interest at disposal seems no problem to delete records Domains affiliation sites and cut off without warning or any warning - if those conflict with the character of the state."I want to warn owners ly addresses and tell them about our case," wrote developer Ben Metcalfe regarding the incident happened address vb.ly which he holds. "Ly addresses Libya must obey the laws of Islam to be saved," he wrote, noting he believes his site violated these rules. Metcalfe also mentions that in June this year only Libyan citizens ly addresses available may include less than four characters (and are considered more attractive, due to the minimum length). "Have a look at domains ly as unsafe," he says.Now the question arises - whether you decide sometime Libyan authority domains that address shortening services are the laws (eg that they store shortcuts porn sites addresses or URLs coming out against Islam) arbitrarily decide to cut them? Such cases can cause the collapse of these services millions of addresses across the Internet will become one without validity.
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