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> ... increasingly becoming moot as more and > more TLD's are become available (eg .io) "Becoming available"? Most TLDs don't have any second-level requi
by kyrias 13y ago
> ... increasingly becoming moot as more and
> more TLD's are become available (eg .io)
"Becoming available"?
Most TLDs don't have any second-level requirements, and AFAIK .io has never had any.
- laumars 13y agoI'm wasn't talking about second level domains (though you're right that -where available- second level domains do widen the scope for TLD usage). But what I meant was that ICANN periodically releases new gTLDs for public use and even offers a program for companies to sponsor new gTLDs. With regards to .io, technically that's a country code (ccTLD) that's been re-purposed as a gTLD by many organisations in recent years.