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Amazonians can bid for .amazonia should they want to. There is absolutely no reason why they should be given rights on .amazon, a foreign word that doesn't exi
by vntok 8y ago
Amazonians can bid for .amazonia should they want to.
There is absolutely no reason why they should be given rights on .amazon, a foreign word that doesn't exist in their own language.
- larkeith 8y agoNote that Amazonia is one (of multiple) localization of Amazon - it's just as foreign. Note also that it is a well-established standard for TLDs to use English - e.g. .fi instead of .su.
- vntok 8y agoCounter examples abound, since as of August 2018 there were 59 approved internationalized country code top-level domains, 47+ of them actually used (Wikipedia) .рф (Russia) 900000+ domains, .台灣 (Taiwan) 500000+ domains, .中国 (China) 200000+ domains, etc. See also .tp (Timor Português), .cs (Československo), .dd (Deutsche Demokratische Republik), .de (Deutschland), .rs (Republika Srbija), etc for examples using the latin alphabet.
- larkeith 8y agoTrue - it would be more accurate to say that both English and non-English TLDs are common.