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by _delirium
4530 days ago
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The justification is the same, but it seems much less feasible to be "complete". There are a pretty manageable number of TLDs, and they generally have published policies about what they'll publicly register, so you can plausibly collect a complete list of which suffixes are public ones. But covering stuff like blogspot.com has to be done on a case-by-case basis and will be wildly incomplete. It mitigates the problem by including some of the higher-profile sites, but it doesn't seem like it can solve it generally. |
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