Have a .com web address? Know the legal risks
> <i>The bottom line: If you have a .com domain name, or other at-risk domain names like .net, you are subject to US domestic laws and jurisdiction.</i><p>I don't understand this. If you buy an American product and use it for business, you're an American? Except without the benefits?<p>Isn't that like Taiwan (or, well, ROC) filing an extradition request when I use my Asus laptop to pirate Taiwanese movies??<p>Or like Miele dragging me before the German courts because I vacuum cleaned (loudly) on sunday?<p>What am I missing? Is US law really this fucked up, or is the article exaggerating?