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For .no, I reckon it's a combination of small population and the fact that you need to be a citizen to buy one. Until recently, they were only available to orga
by elektronaut 7y ago
For .no, I reckon it's a combination of small population and the fact that you need to be a citizen to buy one. Until recently, they were only available to organizations. There's also restrictions on the number of registered domains you can have (100 for organizations, 5 for individuals), that limits squatting somewhat.
- kaivi 7y agoYou made me wonder -- what happened to ulv.no and sau.no?
- hdfbdtbcdg 7y agoProbably too politically divisive. Nothing gets Norwegians arguing more than wolf politics.
- kaivi 7y agoWe should control greenhouse emissions by releasing more wolves into shopping malls.
- atomwaffel 7y ago> the fact that you need to be a citizen to buy one Small nitpick, but you need to be a Norwegian resident with an ID number (fødselsnummer) and a postal address in Norway, not necessarily a citizen.