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by t-writescode
1282 days ago
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ICANN decides how the internet addresses and TLDs work at a base level. As far as I understand, TLDs have always been a monopoly for their owning registry. Verisign, the various country codes by their country's governments (or whoever they delegate to), PIR, and many many others. That's why it was such a big deal when .net and .org were looking to change hands. |
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