Webhost Rackspace has shut down the website of the Dove World Outreach Centre whose pastor planned to burn copies of the Koran on 11 September. Rackspace spokesman Dan Goodgame said that the church had violated the offensive content section of its acceptable use policy. The site became inaccessible on 9 September, after the company received several complaints.
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USA: Website of Quran-burning church is removed
Webhost Rackspace has shut down the website of the Dove World Outreach Centre whose pastor planned to burn copies of the Koran on 11 September. Rackspace spokesman Dan Goodgame said that the church had violated the offensive content section of its acceptable use policy. The site became inaccessible on 9 September, after the company received […]
By Intern
13 Sep 10
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