A reader writes, "The person who owned the domain CrackHo.com set it up to redirect to Sarah Palin's website on the Alaska state site. No one used the site, but apparently someone got upset: Palin's lawyers sent a cease & desist, claiming that it was misuse of the Alaskan seal and copyright infringement.
Note, that CrackHo didn't copy anything or use any of the content. It was just a simple redirect to the Alaska website."
CrackHo.com: Sarah Palin's New Legal Foe
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