Wikipedia Completes Transfer Of Sites Away From GoDaddy DNS

Part of the long-running (and far from over) SOPA/PIPA battle was the drawing of lines in the sand by internet companies. While most recognized the danger of that irresponsible and short-sighted bill and took action against it, some companies supported it strongly and even testified to that effect in Congress. GoDaddy was one of those companies, and while it later tried to undo the damage its position had done (the new CEO seems a little more in touch), the Internet isn't so good at forgetting or forgiving. Among the many, many sites that pledged to leave GoDaddy's DNS service was Wikipedia, and after three months of work, they've finally done so.

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