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I wonder how would this section look like now, has anything changed?: To add insult to injury, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority added a fair number of t
by yread 9y ago
I wonder how would this section look like now, has anything changed?:
To add insult to injury, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority added a fair number of top-level domains in recent years (for example, .int and .biz), and it is contemplating
a proposal to allow arbitrary generic top-level domain registrations. If it comes to this, cookies will probably have to be redesigned from scratch.
- f- 9y agoThe $100k+ price tag of top-level domains is prohibitive enough to discourage abuse and to allow them to individually review applications and reject anything even remotely problematic or questionable. In other words, life goes on at this point. If they ever decide to relax the rules, it may become a bigger deal.
- fyfy18 9y agoWhy is this a problem? Is it from users recognising the name and inherently trusting it without any further thought, e.g. if someone registered "login.bankofamerica"?