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That still seems like an odd trade-off. The same logic should apply to things like YouTube and Google+, but they don't have a ccTLD redirect for those sites.
by pfg 10y ago
That still seems like an odd trade-off. The same logic should apply to things like YouTube and Google+, but they don't have a ccTLD redirect for those sites.
- lmm 10y agoBlogspot is older (and/or maybe put more thought into it early on - a blogging platform is naturally a speech medium whereas YouTube may not have thought of itself in the same terms), country-level firewalls are a lot more sophisticated these days.