Of course, the moral of the story goes beyond TLDs and for nameserver hostnames in general. Interesting that it wasn't drop-catched, as .com names tend to be.

Of course, the moral of the story goes beyond TLDs and for nameserver hostnames in general. Interesting that it wasn't drop-catched, as .com names tend to be. I suppose it didn't have any metrics that'd qualify it for automatic registration. Not even for 'domain tasting', though I guess it depends on drop catchers setups, which I imagine is just interested in any traffic on port 80/443.