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Lloyd points us to Makers of Splenda buy Hundreds of Negative Domain Names. The idea, I guess, is to keep someone from writing something nasty about Splenda.
Is there enough money in the world to buy enough domain names to keep a determined person from saying something nasty about Splenda?
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