> only about registrars that allow people to purchase them without making it clear they won’t work on most computers in the default configuration I disagree wi

> only about registrars that allow people to purchase them without making it clear they won’t work on most computers in the default configuration I disagree with your statement in its entirety. The article I linked specifically argued that registrars absolutely make it clear. From the article: > When you go to a registrar's website and hover over such names or look for a disclaimer, it generally says something like "these domain names are not yet compatible with most traditional DNS systems."