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the country should manage its own domain. every country has it own set of rules, and for me as a citizen of country i would not want it to be managed by another
by disiplus 6y ago
the country should manage its own domain.
every country has it own set of rules, and for me as a citizen of country i would not want it to be managed by another country where the thing im doing might be illegal but in my own is not.
i agree there are not many reasons to not being able to buy a domain from another country but as is with telephone numbers in alot of countries u have to have some residence in a country to get a phone number (for example germany) the domain could be like that.
- jandrese 6y agoSo much for the idea of the Internet breaking down political boundaries. I know it's been dead for a long time now, but there was a thought in the early days that it didn't matter where you where or who you are on the Internet, everybody has the same access and opportunities.
- reaperducer 6y agoWhy not both? Countries manage their country-specific domains, and global entities manage the rest. The second part is exactly what is happening now. We just need to get the first in line.
- a1369209993 6y agoThe second part doesn't work either; see .org currently. Tor (with .onion addresses) is the only extant DNS mechanism that technically works (and not well) and that's practically unusable for >99% of people.
- DeathArrow 6y ago>So much for the idea of the Internet breaking down political boundaries. I thought the modern idea is to embrace diversity.