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It's called a gTLD and anyone can apply for one.

• SomeOldThrow 7y ago
  But only the rich can pull strings and get their own? Sort of like the “public comment” part of city planning: there to distract from a committee stacked with real estate developers.
  • vntok 7y ago
    It's not a question of pulling strings, it's a question of being able and willing to maintain a complex piece of software and hardware after you get the terminaison.
    • SomeOldThrow 7y ago
      Sounds like capital to me.
      • nightwing 7y ago
        Do you suggest someone else should pay for you to maintain the hardware for your tld? If enough people are interested in your tld, you already will get the capital to maintain it, if not, what's the point of having it?