2 ms·
Unused single-letter gTLD domains are still being offered, it would appear; although there is both an unspecified financial bar and some kind of .ORG values-ali
by inopinatus 9y ago
Unused single-letter gTLD domains are still being offered, it would appear; although there is both an unspecified financial bar and some kind of .ORG values-alignment test: http://www.project94.org/ http://www.project94.org/
The values test is presumably not too onerous, if Facebook could pass it to acquire i.org (apparently unused).
- djsumdog 9y agohuh .. weird. Although that link is just for org. Does ICANN still offer com/net single letter TLDs? I really hope we don't see http://a/ http://a/ in the future. I'm not all that happy about the brand name TLDs that got approved .. feels like a return to AOL keywords.
- Erwin 9y agoThe Danish hostmaster as http://dk http://dk configured with an A record. I noticed Google uses just "go/XXXX" internally as an URL (no dots!). So their internal DNS server must respond to just "go", or maybe there's a default search domain configured for everyone.
- andrewjw 9y agoI have seen internal toplevel domains before, it's much less impressive. Imagine a company making "https://mail/" https://mail/" load their webmail, etc...