> gTLDs just subject you to an additional layer of incompetence, namely from the company running it. ccTLDs also have to be run by some organization, which is

> gTLDs just subject you to an additional layer of incompetence, namely from the company running it. ccTLDs also have to be run by some organization, which is often a private company. Maybe the country's oversight over this organization is better than ICANN's oversight over gTLD operators. Maybe it's not. Historically, the worst technical incidents have occurred at ccTLDs.