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This might sound a bit crazy, but... the UK government is in sole control of .gov.uk, right? They shouldn't have issues issuing themselves with as many subdomai
by selfhoster11 4y ago
This might sound a bit crazy, but... the UK government is in sole control of .gov.uk, right? They shouldn't have issues issuing themselves with as many subdomains as needed. For free, or for symbolic prices.
- ldjb 4y agoSort of. The UK Government (specifically the Cabinet Office) manages various aspects of the *.gov.uk space, but .gov.uk domains can be registered not only by the UK Government, but also local governments and other public sector organisations. .gov.uk domains are registered through commercial registrars (who charge a fee), much like .co.uk domain names. The main difference being that you need to be an eligible organisation to register a .gov.uk domain name.