So if a law in Arizona (this time, and previously also in Arizona, and once in North Carolina preventing access for NC users) is once again threatening e621’s existence, have the site’s owners considered transferring the website and it’s ownership overseas? Maybe to somewhere in Europe with fast datacenter networking/CDN so it’ll still load fast in the US?

I know that’s not a simple undertaking by any means, but I worry the alternative is being drowned in lawsuits

BeansBeanBeans said:
So if a law in Arizona (this time, and previously also in Arizona, and once in North Carolina preventing access for NC users) is once again threatening e621’s existence, have the site’s owners considered transferring the website and it’s ownership overseas? Maybe to somewhere in Europe with fast datacenter networking/CDN so it’ll still load fast in the US?

I know that’s not a simple undertaking by any means, but I worry the alternative is being drowned in lawsuits

I just want to say, this isn't something that's really guaranteed to not also happen in a country in Europe or, honestly, any other location the site might move.

in any case, it's not something that should be done preemptively, because it's not a cheap and easy process, and no one wants to go through that only to realize that there was no reason to.