no not really unless its a website for example if it was then near the end it would probably have .org on the end.
Luci Van Org's birth name is Ina Lucia Hildebrandt.
www.daryinshw.net/com/org www.daryinswork.net/com/org www.daryinsprojects.net/com/org
.org
All of these are domains name: .edu, .gov, .com and .org.
The Orgs from Gaoranger that were in new footage in Power Rangers Wild Force would include Toxica, Jindrax, Retinax, Nayzor, Mandilok, Zen-Aku, Turbine Org, Barbed Wire Org Org, Camera Org, Bell Org, Tire Org, Wedding Dress Org, Ship Org, Signal Org, Cellphone Org, Bulldozer Org, Samurai Org, Freezer Org, Vacuum Cleaner Org, Bus Org, Motorcycle Org, Lawnmower Org, Quadra Org, Karaoke Org and Bowling Org.
you buy the domain name.
This domain name is no longer a website.
Theirname.com or .org
The "org" extension was created by the DNS to differentiate between nonprofit organizations and commercial entities which were given "com". Today, anyone can apply to use "org". It is not necessary but helpful to get an org website. Once a name has been applied for, it cannot be used by anyone else.
Anyone can purchase a .org domain. You might be thinking of .edu domains, which do require that you are an accredited institution to own one.
The ORG domain name was originally created for non-profit organizations, but today is also used by schools, projects, and even for-profit companies. If you are looking to register a org domain name, then GoDaddy would be a good resource, as they will allow you to register such a domain.
http://g42.org/MiscInfo/numbers.html