The Punishment Book — Change Your Links!
Fans of the venerable spanking/punishment blog The Punishment Book will want to change any links you’ve ever established to it. Mija made a booboo with the domain registration and the .org domain where it used to live is now in the hands of an extortionate domain squatter. The blog is back up at www.punishmentbook.net, so if you’ve ever linked to anything there, now’s the time to go back and change those links. I just looked and I’ve got 14 posts — dating back to 2005 — that need editing…
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Thank you! I was so hoping they had not gone away!
Sara
Thank you so much for putting this up and getting the news out before I even asked. I so want to not have any extra traffic to these parasites. :) You’ve always been such a good friend to the site.
I trust that Mija has been properly disciplined for letting this slide?
Peter, (a) I wouldn’t know because that’s not any of my business. But (b) if you’ve ever lost a domain and had to scramble to restore a site from backups while begging to get some small fraction of your inbound links back, you’ll know that it’s a very painful task.
Any chance of getting details of just how the domain squatters got control? Were the squatters the beneficiaries of an unfortunate but fortuitous (for the squatters) ‘booboo’ by Mija – such as a typing error? Or was Mija the victim of a carefully designed and executed scam? I think the difference in the two explanations is crucial, as more and more people seem to be succumbing to scams.
Sorry, should have first studied the link ‘made a booboo’. Interestingly, the study revealed a combination of reasons: Mija made an oversight and there was somebody lurking ready to take advantage of the oversight.