body: I am based in the UK and I have run the [opendomesday.org](https://opendomesday.org) website as a free, non-profit history site for many years.
  
  
  When I originally built the site, about 8 years ago, I registered it at [domesdaymap.co.uk](http://domesdaymap.co.uk). After a couple of years, I decided a .org domain was more appropriate for the project since it is non-profit. For several years I paid for the .co.uk address and redirected it to the .org address. 
  
  
  In about 2016 I decided I didn't want to pay for the .co.uk address any more, since all it was doing was redirecting, so let it lapse. 
  
  
  Now I find that someone has re-registered the <http://domesdaymap.co.uk> address. This is not in itself a problem, but the problem is that they have set up a mirror of all my content there. 
  
  
  What can I do about this? The copied content has my name on, and people are contacting me to tell me that the content is broken (which it is).
  
  
  I don't mind someone else owning that domain, but I do mind my content being on it and being broken.
  
  
  I have tried contacting the registered owner of the .co.uk domain without success.
  
  
  What can I do?
  
  
  
title: What recourse do I have when someone has bought an old domain of mine, and mirrored my content (badly)?