Chinese bought my alternative domain and now they have very high search results !!!?

[Old-N-Feeble]

The dot net owned by the Chinese will probably turn into spyware links and shitty porn over a while. Yeeech.

Yeah... surely so. You're screwed, Frank. Damned internet bastard commie mo-fos!!

[Alan Gales]

What is displayed on the Google page is translated as, "The main drift of the forefront of fashion nowadays which star is most popular, the most famous star. The star concerned about how the stars are fashionable, Ben Wang a clean sweep."

The text has NOTHING to do with you or your photography! It's all automated!

I don't think anyone is going to get it confused with the real Frank Petronio. I have seen a picture of Frank. The photo and the fact that he drives a Volvo clearly show that Frank has no fashion sense!

[paulr]

"The main drift of the forefront of fashion nowadays which star is most popular, the most famous star. The star concerned about how the stars are fashionable, Ben Wang a clean sweep."

At the very least, be sure to add this to your reviews.

[Old-N-Feeble]

I star am. Argue you not with them advisers at. Incredulity not am I for one is never not without criticism and dead flowers.

Like it or not... they've got you by the testicles.

[Mike Anderson]

Not Possible.

ICANN recently released control of top-level domains. Now you can use any combination of letters.

They didn't release control of them, they took applications (at $185,000 each) for generic TLDs. And they keep the fee even if they deny you the name. ICANN is taking measures to somewhat discourage rampant speculation, squatting, and other profiteering shenanigans with this expansion of internet names.

[Mike Anderson]

The pictures are better at frankpetronio.com, but the writing is better at frankpetronio.net:

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[Mike Anderson]

The way it works is that there is a registry of dumped domain names. The bottom feeders have scripts which automatically pick up these domain names and register them for a year. If you didn't also do .org, .tel, and all the rest, then of course the bottom feeders didn't pick those up, because you didn't register them, they didn't get dumped, and nobody's looking for them.

Hmmm. I guess this makes sense, this drag-netting of dumped names, because a dumped name might have some links to it.

[Joe Smigiel]

...By being so search engine friendly, this page now ranks higher than all but my primary website (Third out of hundreds of results!), yet the page has nothing about Frank Petronio in it, other than using my name in the text and code...
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"An army must set forth in proper order. If the order is not good, misfortune threatens."

[Leigh]

They didn't release control of them, they took applications (at $185,000 each) for generic TLDs.

I was trying to keep the explanation simple.

This is a photography board, not a geek board.

- Leigh

[Mike Anderson]

Don't forget to lock in your Cook Islands domain name.

Cost a little more than most but totally worth it.