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proposed top-level domain

There are several proposed top-level domains which have not yet been approved by ICANN, as of 2007.

Location-based

Language and nationality

These proposals are centered on creating an independent internet identity for linguistic and cultural communities. They are mostly inspired by the success of the .cat domain created for websites in the Catalan language or about Catalan culture.

Children

Technical

Specialized and professional topics

External Links


Generic top-level domains
Unsponsored  .biz  .com  .edu  .gov  .info  .int  .mil  .name  .net  .org
Sponsored  .aero  .asia  .cat  .coop  .jobs  .mobi  .museum  .pro  .tel  .travel
Regional  .eu  .asia
Infrastructure  .arpa  .root
Proposed locations:  .berlin  .lat  .nyc children:  .kid  .kids
language communities:  .bzh  .cym  .gal  .sco
technical:  .geo  .mail  .web other:  .post  .xxx
Deleted/retired  .nato
Reserved  .example  .invalid  .localhost  .test
Pseudo-domains  .bitnet  .csnet  .ip  .local  .onion  .uucp
Unofficial  see Alternative DNS roots

See also: Country code top-level domains

 
 
 

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