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No, but it is being argued that it’s different/more significant than a standard domain. Why would Amazonian nations care about Amazon.com? It’s a company calle

No, but it is being argued that it’s different/more significant than a standard domain. Why would Amazonian nations care about Amazon.com? It’s a company called amazon on a commercial TLD. They aren’t even commercial entities. As a TLD it offers a much more broad use.

fastball 7y ago
.amazon is also a commercial TLD if AMZN buys it.
- anoncake 7y ago
  It's a top level domain, not one in the .com namespace.
  - fastball 7y ago
    A top level domain used for commercial purposes is in fact a commercial TLD. It's not the commercial TLD, but it is "a commercial TLD".
travisoneill1 7y ago
This is increasingly less tru as TLD's like .amazon are being given out. There's no reason that a or b in format a.b is more important, other than the fact that the arbitrary convention exists that a can be anything but b can only be one of a few choices.