Dunn.eu.org

Are you a Dunn in or linked to the EU? Then get yourself on this domain name!

Contact us: webmaster@dunn.eu.org

DO NOT SEND ABUSE REPORTS TO THIS EMAIL, THEY'LL PROBABLY BE IGNORED. Please scroll down to the bottom of this page for the abuse email.

Rules

Eligiblity rules

Basically, if you use the surname Dunn, and you live in or have a strong link to the European Union, you can have a subdomain here.

But in detail, you must meet at least one of these name guidelines...:

• Your legal surname is currently Dunn
• Your legal surname used to be Dunn, but you changed it within the last 3 years due to marriage or civil partnership
• Your legal surname used to be Dunn, but you changed it within the last year for any reason
• You use the surname Dunn frequently, and you have a valid claim to it (e.g. family connection)

...and you must meet at least one of these EU guidelines:

• You are currently an EU citizen, i.e. you have citizenship in at least one country that belongs to the European Union
• You have lived and worked in the EU for at least 9 months of the last year
• You have lived in the EU for 2 weeks, and have long-term plans to live and work in the EU in the future
• You have lived in the EU for at least 9 months of the last year, and have a direct family connection to an EU citizen (e.g. you are married to one)
• You are a UK citizen, and have a direct family connection to an EU citizen

These are not hard and fast rules. The aim of these rules is to allow people with a valid claim to the Dunn name, and a valid claim to the EU. Contact us if you think we missed something.

Content rules

1. This service is being administered by a UK citizen (with dual-citizenship to the EU). Therefore content must follow the laws of the UK, as well as your own country and the EU. This includes, but is not limited to, GDPR. Subpoenas will often be responded to, since I can't afford lawyers lol.
2. You MUST NOT host malware or Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) on your server. The definition of malware is software that performs activities not explicitly authorised by the person running the software. PUPs usually are software that performs activities that do not benefit the user, or perhaps even hinder the user, and may mislead the user or perform activities that the user was not informed correctly of - this includes but is not limited to adware, crypto miners that do not identify themselves, and rogue antiviruses. The decision as to what counts as a malware or a PUP lies solely in the administrators of Dunn.eu.org.
3. You MUST NOT host content that is deemed horrifying or "gore". This includes but is not limited to graphic imagery of injury.
4. We do permit hosting content that is not suitable for non-adults (hereonin NSFW content), but NSFW content must be labeled with the Restricted to Adults label. We'd also appreciate it if you declared it to the dunn.eu.org administrators. All persons in the content must be over the legal age of consent in both your country and the UK, and must have consented explicitly to the content being produced.
5. You are wholly and solely responsible for the content on your website. We do offer Cloudflare reverse proxying, but that does NOT mean we accept responsibility for your content. Cloudflare may cache your content, but that still does NOT mean we accept responsibility for your content. Your content is your content, and you are responsible for it, no matter where it ends up.
6. This also means you are wholly and solely responsible for the security of your website. We offer Cloudflare DDoS and bot protection, but that does NOT mean we accept responsibility for any security flaws in your server or for any successful DDoS attacks. You MUST provide ample protection on your own server to avoid being victim to attack.
7. We are limited by our NIC to only allow small commercial operations.

Email rules

1. This service is being administered by a UK citizen (with dual-citizenship to the EU). Therefore content sent from dunn.eu.org email must follow the laws of the UK, as well as your own country and the EU. This includes, but is not limited to, GDPR. Subpoenas will often be responded to, since I can't afford lawyers lol.
2. Also, if you receive content illegal in the EU and the UK, you MUST report it to relevant authorities, delete it, and report the offense to Dunn.eu.org administrators. PLEASE DON'T SEND US THE ILLEGAL CONTENT, otherwise you will be breaking the law! Just tell us the metadata to look out for.
3. You MUST NOT send malware or Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) through email. The definition of malware is software that performs activities not explicitly authorised by the person running the software. PUPs usually are software that performs activities that do not benefit the user, or perhaps even hinder the user, and may mislead the user or perform activities that the user was not informed correctly of - this includes but is not limited to adware, crypto miners that do not identify themselves, and rogue antiviruses. The decision as to what counts as a malware or a PUP lies solely in the administrators of Dunn.eu.org.
4. You MUST NOT send content that is deemed horrifying or "gore", except when you have received a specific and explicit permission in writing from Dunn.eu.org administrators, in which case you may only send the content to individuals who you have received explicit consent from. This permission is only granted in exceptional circumstances. Horrifying content includes but is not limited to graphic imagery of injury.
5. You may send content unsuitable for non-adults, but you must only send this content to other consenting adults. All persons in the content must be over the legal age of consent in both your country and the UK, and must have consented explicitly to the content being produced.
6. You are wholly and solely responsible for the content of your emails. Your content is your content, and you are responsible for it, no matter where it ends up.
7. This also means you are wholly and solely responsible for the security of your email. You MUST provide ample protection on your own devices to avoid being victim to attack.

Reporting abuse

Please check the rules above first. Then, in your abuse report, please provide either the domain or email of the content you're reporting, a link to the content (DO NOT send the content itself), and the reason you are reporting it. The abuse email is abuse@dunn.eu.org. Thanks!