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I guess that is ignoring US jurisdiction, right? I guess most gTLDs are owned in the US (or generally speaking, foreign) legal space. Going for your own (solid

by oaiey 6y ago

I guess that is ignoring US jurisdiction, right? I guess most gTLDs are owned in the US (or generally speaking, foreign) legal space. Going for your own (solid) ccTLD should be the safest for you.

fomine3 6y ago
But if you want to provide a service for worldwide, you won't want to use ccTLD like .fr, .mx because it looks like domestic service.