It’s always been a pet peeve of mine when TLDs get used for something other than their purpose. I get that countries have benefited from it, but that’s random chance and not what the system was set up for. I know this is a small thing to get annoyed about (so don’t take me too seriously) but if it were up to me, .ai domains should have to prove their connection to Anguilla.
It’s always been a pet peeve of mine that domains are controlled and regulated by a handful of groups, with the users of them having no real say.
Also we don’t need to split the Internet up into defined groups like companies, networks, and organisations. Very rarely is anything ever so neatly defined in reality.
It’s always been a pet peeve of mine when TLDs get used for something other than their purpose. I get that countries have benefited from it, but that’s random chance and not what the system was set up for. I know this is a small thing to get annoyed about (so don’t take me too seriously) but if it were up to me, .ai domains should have to prove their connection to Anguilla.
It’s always been a pet peeve of mine that domains are controlled and regulated by a handful of groups, with the users of them having no real say.
Also we don’t need to split the Internet up into defined groups like companies, networks, and organisations. Very rarely is anything ever so neatly defined in reality.
Open up domains.