You have probably heard about the US regime's crackdown on the Italian IT collective Autistici/Inventati (@cavallette). Someone wrote down what it means and what can be done about it: https://www.wewillfreeus.org/the-server-called-paranoia-defend-autistici-inventati-before-september-25/ (thanks to @geertlovink and @liaizon for the link).

I first met A/I people in Florence when I attended the first European Social Forum in 2002. They provided a room full of computers with Internet access so that the grassroots press could report on the event. Great, friendly people.

Now the supposedly independent ICANN has destroyed the domain autistici.org and might do the same with https://inventati.org soon. A/I will lose their bank accounts etc. The same could happen to all of us who are not fascists. This is the time for solidarity.

Update: Organisations can now sign an open letter in support of A/I: https://www.wewillfreeus.org/open-letter-communications-infrastructure-is-not-terrorism/ (via https://kolektiva.social/@alissaazar/117175211728150071 )

#AutisticiInventati #SaveFreeSpeech #SaveIndependentMedia #SaveIndyHosting #indyHosting #solidarityIsBeautiful

Hi @chpietsch
thanks for helping and greetings to Italy,
is `.org` differerent from `.it`or `.eu` in regards of delisting or are all tlds subject to such ICANN orders?

@mro @chpietsch .org is owned and operated by a US non profit company called PIR https://pir.org/for-orgs/faq/ while most of the two letter domains are owned by companies inside their respective countries.

Hi @liaizon
thanks, but that wasn't the question. It was how fragile the mentioned 2 (under european jurisdiction) are.