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That's a clever workaround, though doesn't the .es TLD requires some kind of tie to Spain? I'm not sure how they could possibly enforce that, but in the purely
by tombert 5y ago
That's a clever workaround, though doesn't the .es TLD requires some kind of tie to Spain?
I'm not sure how they could possibly enforce that, but in the purely technical sense, are you technically breaking rules?
- greenshackle2 5y agoNo. Not all ccTLD's have restrictions. .es is open to anyone.
- yissp 5y agoWait, so the British Indian Ocean Territory isn't a booming tech startup hub?
- createunderrate 5y agoA fun fact: Tuvalu's government gets like 10% of its total revenue from the .tv domain.