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Sounds more like good news for new.net, not bad news for me. Great for them. Too bad they had to deal with it in the first place.
I can't see new.net names right now. I'm not installing a plugin. Maybe that's my loss, but I don't much care.
I have seen .us and .info and .biz addresses in national advertising. I have not seen the same for new.net names. New.net resolves for a couple hundred million users. .us and .info and .biz resolve for all billion users. I can see them.
You enjoy your sandbox, friend.
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