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    When does North America get its own regional TLD?
    by dmehus on Thursday May 22 2003, @08:35AM (#11708)
    User #3626 Info | http://doug.mehus.info/
    I don't have any objections to .eu, per se. However, since the European Commission is technically not a country, .eu is thus not a country-code Top Level Domain ("ccTLD"). Therefore, by definition, .eu is a regional TLD ("rTLD"). With this in mind, when does North America, or all of the other continents for that matter, get its own rTLD?

    Some food for thought.

    Doug
    Doug Mehus http://doug.mehus.info/ [mehus.info]
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    Should countries in .eu lose their ccTLDs?
    by KarlAuerbach on Friday May 23 2003, @12:51AM (#11716)
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    If the EU gets .eu should the constituent states lose their prior ccTLDs?

    If not, then it seems that equity would demand that the constituent states of other federations, such as the USA, Canada, ... etc, should each get their own ccTLD.
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    Re:When does North America get its own regional TL
    by dmehus on Thursday May 22 2003, @03:35PM (#11713)
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    Why do countries like Britain still have their own Parliament, then? I can see if they were just provinces of the European Union, that would be great. But, if that were the case, when will the world maps be changed so Europe is all one colour and labelled European Union?

    Best,
    Doug
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