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There is a genuine problem; I do, from time to time, run into software or registration forms that refuse to accept e-mail addresses in .name or .info. This would seem to call for "tech evangelism" of those sites, similar to the campaigns to get sites incompatible with standards-compliant browsers like Mozilla to change (or hold them up to shame and ridicule if they refuse).
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While Vinton Cerf and the other cronies of Jon Postel restrain trade and prevent other companies from entering the marketplace, Jon Postel's thesis advisor, Dave Farber, and other cronies are quietly pulling in the 2-letter TLDs for their personal profit, all for the community good of course.
They now appear to have 23 TLDs including .ORG.
http://www.pw
[www.pw]
"The technical operations for the PW Registry will be managed by Basic Fusion, Inc. This partnership provides PW Registry with a highly available and scalable architecture that utilizes the latest in industry-standard Shared Registry System protocols. Worldwide resolution of PW domains are provided by UltraDNS. UltraDNS also powers technology solutions for some of the world's largest networks, including Microsoft and 23 top level domains, including the .org and .uk extensions."
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.NAME is too long for cell phones and is also censored.
The Single Letter TLDs are being delegated to the major religions on Earth.
http://Jesus.Christ.C
[jesus.christ.c]
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