On Fri, 21 Oct 2022, michael.zork--- via mailop wrote:
[...]
Here is my story:
[...]
I still didn't know what to do, so I asked again for details.
Two emails later they still didn't tell me what the exact problem was, so I
put my postal address on the website, maybe that helps. It didn't, but I got
this answer:
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Die Forderung einer Anbieterkennzeichnung impliziert eine kommerzielle
oder vergleichbare Nutzung. Sie müssten hierfür unter "XXdomainXX"
noch Kontaktdaten zur "schnellen" elektronischen Kontaktaufnahme(*)
hinzufügen.
(*) Das kann entweder eine telefonische Rufnummer oder alternativ
ein Kontaktformular sein, sofern die Reaktionszeit kurz sein sollte.
[...]
That's interesting, because at least it seems to narrow down what they consider
essential in the legal notice ("Impressum"). After having whitelisted my two
servers in the last couple of days, I have removed the postal address in one,
leaving only name, e-mail and telephone number, and also the phone number in the
other, leaving only name and e-mail.
I don't expect any reaction to that, as I don't expect that they will actually
monitor websites/impressum for changes (but who knows :)
Without any more discussion another support guy whitelisted my IP.
Well Germans are not what they used to be :), so maybe that one considered your
insistence enough to whitelist you.. or perhaps the decision of when a server is
commercial or not is not /that/ well-defined for them.
Cheers,
Bernardo
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