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> What makes it clear to you? Not the OP, but also American. For me it's clear because I've never seen a US government site on a non-.gov domain (though appare
by School-Cotton 3y ago
> What makes it clear to you?
Not the OP, but also American. For me it's clear because I've never seen a US government site on a non-.gov domain (though apparently some obscure ones exist as this submission points out), nor have I ever seen a non-US-government site on .gov.
- pests 3y ago> some obscure ones exist The submission includes over 400 domains for the federal only list. That is more than "some obscure ones" > nor have I ever seen a non-US-government site on .gov How often are you going to non-US-government government sites? Being an American I could imagine you hardly if ever interact with any other government sites so maybe that could be attributed to selection bias.
- kortilla 3y agoI go to foreign gov sites just as frequently as US ones because I travel internationally.
- School-Cotton 3y ago> The submission includes over 400 domains for the federal only list. That is more than "some obscure ones" The number has nothing to do with how obscure they are. > Being an American I could imagine you hardly if ever interact with any other government sites I have interacted with them many times. (1) to fill out various Covid-related entry forms when those were widely required, (2) to apply for visas, (3) purely out of curiosity (e.g. I’m sometimes curious what travel warnings/advisories other countries’ foreign ministries put out and how they compare with our own).