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I agree with Karl. It's like with two kids, if you give one a creamsicle, you have to give the other one a creamsicle. So, allowing EU Member States to keep their own ccTLD in addition to .eu is only fair if you give NATO member countries a .nato TLD. Or, North American countries a .na TLD (or similar variant as .na is likely taken by Namibia or something).
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Doug Doug Mehus
http://doug.mehus.info/ [mehus.info]
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