Non-geographical base domain names (.com .org .xxx .net .info etc) should be all scrapped because: 1) They are not fulfilling clear enough purpose, not being d

Non-geographical base domain names (.com .org .xxx .net .info etc) should be all scrapped because: 1) They are not fulfilling clear enough purpose, not being distinctive enough. Most websites provide some information (.info), allow some communication (.net), are associated with some organisation (.org), and maybe collect money in some way (.com). Thus these base names are noise words, creating confusion for users trying to guess the most appropriate one. 2) The base names lead to unwanted duplications and overlaps, as described in this article but this is just the tip of an iceberg. 3) Before someone objects that there would not be enough domain names to go round, I think most main domain names can be differentiated more effectively and appropriately by addition of three or more letters of the domain buyer's own choice.