Yeah, I did notice that actually - and apparently it's because the UK asked ISO to place UK on the "Exceptionally Reserved" list - which is interesting in and o

Yeah, I did notice that actually - and apparently it's because the UK asked ISO to place UK on the "Exceptionally Reserved" list - which is interesting in and of itself. What I don't understand is why they decided to go with IE/.ie instead of the (seemingly) more obvious EI/.ei, I know how ultimately inconsequential this is - it's really just a curiosity that I can't get my head around.