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Until today I thought that the most widely used second-level domain .co.yu stood for "Commonwealth", like in .co.uk.

• lmm 3y ago
  It doesn't stand for that in .co.uk though? It is at least widely understood to stand for "commercial" - .co.uk, .org.uk etc., are meant to be analogous to top-level .com, .org etc.
  • resolutebat 3y ago
    And of course .co.ck, for commercial entities in the Cook Islands: https://www.google.co.ck/ https://www.google.co.ck/
    • lmm 3y ago
      Totally sums up my credos
    • dkjaudyeqooe 3y ago
      I've found the perfect TLD for my new porn venture named 'hard'.
      • Tabular-Iceberg 3y ago
        Get your head out of the gutter! The .co.ck TLD is for serious business purposes, like crane rental companies, producers of integrated circuits, cloud storage providers, or maybe a lobby group for the carbon-based pigment industry.
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• raverbashing 3y ago
  Well it seems .en/.wa/.sc don't exist, (or I mean, whatever it might be, it could be .ab, for Wales it would be harder as .cy/.cm/.cr/.cu exist
  • Tabular-Iceberg 3y ago
    Seems like a bit of an oversight when even the Bouvet Island gets a ccTLD, and all it has is a bunch of penguins.