Carry On the Domain Charity
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September 14th, 2007 by
Jay Westerdal
A new domain charity is making its premier soon called CarryOn.com. Anthony Peppler and Sania Faucher have announced they want to help make the Internet a safer place for children. They are starting a charity that will allow owners of sexually explicit domain names to donate them to the charity. Instead of deleting the domains the former owners can clean up the Internet by donating them to this charity. The mission is very simple, CarryOn.com
will start collecting as many adult domains as they can and instead of showing adult content or ads they will direct them to family safe viewing websites. If a curious child types in a domain name that CarryOn.com
owns they will be taken to a safe destination.
The charity will be incorporated as a 501c3 non-profit. To make a donation that is tax deductible Moniker has volunteered to appraise the domains that are over $5,000 in value. This will allow domainers to donate domain names and may be riding on their consciousness. Domain owner have to fear that if they delete a domain that may be harmful to a child in will fall into the wrong hands. This is a perfect solution to the problem and I think an excellent idea. Allow domainers with Adult domains to retire the domains into a safe place that will pay the renewal fees and keep the domains out of pornographers hands forever.
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