A church lady is objecting to the sale of family domains.
It’s family drama as usual, in domain land.
Following Dave Evanson’s announcement of the immediate availability of the domain name, Father.com, via an exclusive Sedo contract, all hell broke loose.
“That ain’t raaat!” said Mary Lou Boggs, a devoted wife and mother of four and an avid Pinterest collector of all things related to mothers and fathers.
“Ain’t no body gonna git a Father name jist laaak that! Show some respect and no trade no name like it is a lump of coal!” she exclaimed.
Boggs, a member of the Mothers for Fathers Church of the Antioch Apocalypse, is objecting to the use of generic domain names that desecrate family values.
So far, Marry Lou Boggs and her church have objected to the sale or brokerage of several domain names, such as Mother.com, Father.com, Son.com, Daughter.com and ThemThereHolyLand.com.
When asked why her church is objecting to the sale of these domain names, she responded:
“Young ins do not know dough meins are the devil!”
Regardless of this incident, the brokering of Father.com is expected to continue smoothly, we reckon.
