>but it doesn't change the correctness of the argument one bit. It most definitely does. Because TLDs are designed to be at the top, because they are top level

>but it doesn't change the correctness of the argument one bit. It most definitely does. Because TLDs are designed to be at the top, because they are top level domains, used to house other domains in a general category. .net does not belong to a brand, it is a broad concept. So it correctly sits at the top. Other people are also able to freely register domains under that TLD. That's a far cry from one private company owning a TLD with broad applications, just to continue to carry out its niche commercial purpose. >Your rebuttal is the equivalent to pointing out a grammar mistake. No it's correctly pointing out how categories work combined with the most basic of reading comprehension abilities. This is really really elementary stuff.