Navigation

The Rational Response Squad is a group of atheist activists who impact society by changing the way we view god belief. This site is a haven for those who are pushing back against the norm, and a place for believers of gods to have their beliefs exposed as false should they want to try their hand at confronting us.

Buy any item on AMAZON, and we'll use the small commission to help improve critical thinking. Buy a Laptop -- Apple

Brian Sapient on Twitter

Brian Sapient

Celebrity Atheists

List of atheist sites

Ask the atheist

Antiques and Art

Odd....

Posted on: March 21, 2008 - 7:52pm

AtheistAviB

Posts: 71

Joined: 2007-06-07

Offline

Odd....

I haven't been around much as I am busy with finishing up undergrad and getting ready for PhD work..

But, has anybody seen www.rationalresponder.com?

They clearly pulled off a web name close to yours in an effort to grab some more believers on their way over to RRS' website...

I thought it was an underhanded and sneaky trick.

Posted on: March 21, 2008 - 8:05pm #1

latincanuck

Posts: 2038

Joined: 2007-06-01

Offline

Well then that is

Well then that is sneaky....got to give them credit for doing it, even though it is underhanded, and well, down right kinda stupid statements in there. People are seeking truth, just not with the imaginary god in the sky, or himself as his son.

Posted on: March 21, 2008 - 8:24pm #2

MattShizzle

Posts: 7966

Joined: 2006-03-31

Offline

Doesn't that constitute a

Doesn't that constitute a copyright violation? Why don't Christians obey Jesus when he says "render unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar?" Don't copyright laws belong to Caesar? Guess they ignore jesus when it isn't convenient. Guess they'll find out if the hell they like talking about is real.

Matt Shizzle has been banned from the Rational Response Squad website. This event shall provide an atmosphere more conducive to social growth. - Majority of the mod team

Posted on: March 21, 2008 - 11:04pm #3

geirj

Posts: 719

Joined: 2007-06-19

Offline

When you buy a domain name

When you buy a domain name through Network Solutions (or even just search for available domain names), they always offer a buttload of domain options that are close to the one you're looking for, with first and last letters omitted, numbers added, etc.

It doesn't really constitute a copyright violation unless they're using knock-offs of the logo or otherwise trying to impersonate this site.

Nobody I know was brainwashed into being an atheist.

Why Believe?

Posted on: March 22, 2008 - 2:49am #4

Sapient

Posts: 7588

Joined: 2006-04-18

Offline

If they attempted to make

If they attempted to make themselves look like they could be the actual Rational Response Squad, which a clear case doesn't currently exist from the looks of the site, then they'd have a problem. The act of securing a domain name similar to someone else in an attempt to fool the site patron is called "cyber squatting." I don't think it must happen only with a copyright violation, although the two are often attached.

Vote for Democrats to save us all from the anti-American Republican party!

Please become a Patron of Brian Sapient

Posted on: March 22, 2008 - 3:41pm #5

Watcher

Posts: 2326

Joined: 2007-07-10

Offline

Oooooh. They want you to

Oooooh. They want you to sign up saying that you won't deny god. And it takes the name instantly! I signed up! Check it out.

"I am an atheist, thank God." -Oriana Fallaci