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"Kinjacking" might be the thing to do right now. We have aggregated some of the Kinja celebrity digests (1 2 3 4), but we will end that for now (until further requests drop in)! Andy Martin thinks "kinjacking" is a potential issue with Kinja and wonders why "instapundit", "wonkette" et al are publicly available. One might go as far as to call it the equivalent of domain name squatting. Yet, we do not know what the masterminds behind Kinja are aware of this. All in all it is something to think about. Sure, there won't be anyone going to court for having his/her Kinja "domain" back, but it can be annoying to see one's name taken away.

We'd appreciate to hear Nick's opinion!