lfg.link applied for 316, more than anyone in 2012 (it'll cost $71 million in application fees alone!)
some interesting strings in there...going to thread until I run out of steam
lfg.link applied for 316, more than anyone in 2012 (it'll cost $71 million in application fees alone!)
some interesting strings in there...going to thread until I run out of steam
I only use ICANN's whois tool for this reason.
I only use ICANN's whois tool for this reason.
TBH I’m kind of thinking maybe the ICANN can be a last resort. What if we institute a moral web standard and just pull the plug on the existing?
TBH I’m kind of thinking maybe the ICANN can be a last resort. What if we institute a moral web standard and just pull the plug on the existing?
b) well, this is a crock of shit then: icannwiki.org/.sharp
b) well, this is a crock of shit then: icannwiki.org/.sharp
Because, it's just words, amiright? 🫠
Because, it's just words, amiright? 🫠
.io is also a ccTLD, so it also doesn't fall under those rules.
.io is also a ccTLD, so it also doesn't fall under those rules.
This isn't as important as getting the physical/digital infrastructure online for general local internet sovereignty, but I think it should probably happen eventually.
This isn't as important as getting the physical/digital infrastructure online for general local internet sovereignty, but I think it should probably happen eventually.