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Both are well-known TLDs that can't be acquired without verification by the US government. Presumably the assumption is that these URLs can be guaranteed to nev
by alexforster 11y ago
Both are well-known TLDs that can't be acquired without verification by the US government. Presumably the assumption is that these URLs can be guaranteed to never exist.
- 1024core 11y agoYou don't need verification by the government to get a .EDU domain. You just need accredition by an agency that is recognized by the USG.
- throwaway7767 11y agoThen they should be using example.com (or .org, .net , .edu), which are actually reserved by the standard and guaranteed to never exist. EDIT: Or, perhaps even better, the .invalid TLD which is also guaranteed to never exist.
- pbhjpbhj 11y agoWow, MS didn't follow an established standard ... /s.