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What about a UK person who voted "no" to Brexit and who might have been a proud holder of their personal .eu domain for a dozen years? I guess the point is tha
by necovek 4y ago
What about a UK person who voted "no" to Brexit and who might have been a proud holder of their personal .eu domain for a dozen years?
I guess the point is that one should only go with commercial domain names, and never with political ones (which all country code TLDs are by definition).
- brnt 4y ago> What about a UK person who voted "no" The nature of democracy is that you don't always get your way. Barnier kept the door open for all kinds of intermediate levels of association, but the British delegation kept saying no and pushing for hard Brexit. Well, that's what they got.