Can you explain how using the court system to get what they want is an attack on due process?
(My personal perspective on this, to help you understand the tone I'm using, is that NameCheap is doing the Right Thing by not cooperating without a subpoena, and Facebook is doing the Right Thing by protecting their users from phishing attacks by shutting down the attackers, and the court will do the Right Thing by arbitrating within the context of the laws.)
(My personal perspective on this, to help you understand the tone I'm using, is that NameCheap is doing the Right Thing by not cooperating without a subpoena, and Facebook is doing the Right Thing by protecting their users from phishing attacks by shutting down the attackers, and the court will do the Right Thing by arbitrating within the context of the laws.)