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It was a mistake to have GLTDs other than the two-letter country codes. That would have ensured that the DNS namespace was partitioned in a way that mapped dire
by gwright 7y ago
It was a mistake to have GLTDs other than the two-letter country codes. That would have ensured that the DNS namespace was partitioned in a way that mapped directly to legal jurisdictions.
As it is now, we have the proliferation of GTLDs that with an extremely ambiguous mapping to legal jurisdictions.
- paulryanrogers 7y agoAgreed. Still, for large, international companies and institutions I doubt the `.int` TLD would have caught on.
- fanf2 7y ago.int is for international treaty organisations. It is highly restricted, it is not available to companies.