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I don't see what the issue is here, apart from non-DNS things (kicking people out, etc). If Chagos got autonomy, it wouldn't be keeping .io as its ccTLD - what
by MichaelGG 11y ago
I don't see what the issue is here, apart from non-DNS things (kicking people out, etc). If Chagos got autonomy, it wouldn't be keeping .io as its ccTLD - what sense would that make? And if Britain wants to have .io, they'd just need some other random island with enough of a presence to justify the country code.
Phrasing it as if somehow .io belongs to these people is simple intellectual dishonesty.
- comrh 11y agoI think the main point of the article is the country codes are not very defined in the process of creation, their use and who reaps the rewards of ownership.