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How about .straight and .bisexual?

• cjsaltlake 6y ago
  The community for straight people is too disparate to be meaningful. .bi is interesting though..
  • cpach 6y ago
    Yep. As a straight person I really don’t feel that I have very much in common with someone just because of the fact that they’re straight.
  • danellis 6y ago
    Two-letter codes are generally countries. In this case, Burundi.
• whymauri 6y ago
  Certainly nobody is stopping someone from applying for these gTLDs. It's just an expensive process, IIRC.
• cpach 6y ago
  Feel free to launch them https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_top-level_domain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_top-level_domain
• IanDrake 6y ago
  Why not, we should all be able to announce our sexual preferences through our email address. But why stop there? Might as well make things clear with sub-domains. Bob@white.muslim.palistinian.overfourty.bald.fat.gay
  • offbyone 6y ago
    Can you imagine how many john@white.christian.american.overforty.fat.straight email addresses there'd be?
  • neilsense 6y ago
    Reads like most tech twitter profiles
  • deleted 6y ago
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  • cpach 6y ago
    Hm... By choosing the right gTLD one could fit a whole poem in an e-mail address. Example: ah.what.a.world.of.love.was@her.feet (Keats) That could take the whole concept of vanity domains to a whole new level!
    • mmm_grayons 6y ago
      I think we're better off without the .feet domain... I shudder to think what horrors the internet would produce with such a thing.
• doytch 6y ago
  Probably because not enough people care enough. If you want to start one of those, here's a good starting point: https://newgtlds.icann.org https://newgtlds.icann.org