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> I would guess this is the same for most countries except the US, which makes that statement untrue Only if there are more organizations using ccTLDs outside
by nightpool 3y ago
> I would guess this is the same for most countries except the US, which makes that statement untrue
Only if there are more organizations using ccTLDs outside of the US than organizations using generic domains within it.
https://domainnamestat.com/statistics/tldtype/all https://domainnamestat.com/statistics/tldtype/all indicates that strictly based on domain registration counts, ccTLDs are around 39% of total domain registrations. So not nothing, but also not a majority.
- tuukkah 3y ago> Only if there are more organizations using ccTLDs outside of the US than organizations using generic domains within it. "Is the US larger than the world outside it?" > ccTLDs are around 39% of total domain registrations. My guess would be that generic domains have more unused registrations, squatting, and redirects to ccTLDs.