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Looking at this, I see the reference to a couple of different dates. There's the "Sunrise Open" and the "Sunrise Close" dates, then there's the "General Availab
by lelandbatey 13y ago
Looking at this, I see the reference to a couple of different dates. There's the "Sunrise Open" and the "Sunrise Close" dates, then there's the "General Availability" date. What does each mean?
- tombrossman 13y agoGandi does a pretty good job explaining this [1] as a 'trademark brand protection phase'. Basically, if you have a registered trademark and want to defend it from others registering <YourTrademark>.<NewTLD> your opportunity to do so is during this phase. The rest of us commoners get to by the leftovers starting on the General Availibility date. [1] http://www.gandibar.net/post/2013/10/29/The-launch-of-the-new-gTLDs http://www.gandibar.net/post/2013/10/29/The-launch-of-the-ne...
- lelandbatey 13y agoAh, alright. That explains it, thank you!