> "Regarded as international" or not, .com .net and .org get administered by US entities. And people argue about that constantly, insist it's unfair, or should

> "Regarded as international" or not, .com .net and .org get administered by US entities. And people argue about that constantly, insist it's unfair, or shouldn't be the case. And there is some truth to that. In reality we can't truly genericize TLDs, someone will have to be the admin. This at least makes it somewhat clearer who has rights over what. Does it solve every problem with IP ever? No. However, it would stop countries trying to apply laws to TLDs that they have no jurisdiction over and then insisting the US is playing police when they can't do so.