http://michellemalkin.com/2008/11/07/what-the-hell-is-the-office-of-the-president-elect/

Apparently the office does exist. The might explain how he got the domain, then.

he will need to be careful – I’m sure the GOP will readily use the Hatch Act like the Libs did.

And Claudia – did you know the election is over?

Of course for The President-Elect. He may want to consider a different domain name. 4 years on – it wont be change anymore – and I’m sure he wouldn’t want to be changed out.

I guess keep in mind that the current administration would of had to approve this domain and likely what content is on it.

You can’t just go and register it like any old domain.

Visitors can write a message for him if they fill in a form including their personal information such as e-mail address, home address, postal code, etc.

Not true. As can be plainly seen from the asterisk, all you actually need to provide is an email address a zip-code and your comment. For the first you can make one up or, if it requires verification, simply use a “junk mail” email that most active online people have for just such purposes. You can use any zip code you like and the rest of the information is optional, as is, by the way, the whole page.

As for fundraising, try as I might I can’t find anywhere to donate.

And acting as if maintaining a low level activity in the organization you have in the campaign is something radical is disingenuous. It is, in fact, fairly routine. In any event anyone who was on the online community Obama’s team created knows that he had already said he didn’t intend for the community to end with his election, but to have it as a launching point for other initiatives. He is, in his heart, a community organizer, and everything in his organization at the volunteer level shows that.