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There shouldn't be any gTLDs. Registrations for legacy TLDs should have closed when ccTLDs were introduced. There is no other generally accepted division of wor
by zokier 3y ago
There shouldn't be any gTLDs. Registrations for legacy TLDs should have closed when ccTLDs were introduced. There is no other generally accepted division of world except countries with their sovereignity. All entities with presence on internet are generally subject to some country. The handful of other entities (UN etc) can be handled as special cases.