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I don't think I've ever seen a "wwwnc" TLD prefix before.

• undersuit 2y ago
  The CDC uses: - www.cdc.gov/ (domain) - cdc.gov (domain) - wwwn.cdc.gov/ (domain) - wwwnc.cdc.gov/ (domain) - www2c.cdc.gov/ (domain) - blogs.cdc.gov/ (domain) - emergency.cdc.gov/ (domain)
  • vel0city 2y ago
    What does the n, nc, and 2c mean?
    • appplication 2y ago
      Probably just gov nonsense someone decided to slip in there because it seemed like a good idea at the time/the person in charge of making technical decisions was out of their depth, as often is the case in the government web space.
• IAmGraydon 2y ago
  It’s not a TLD. It’s a subdomain and can be anything the domain owner wants. The TLD is .gov.