But so are domains, just with a suffix instead of a prefix.
You oughta think a .com domain is more suitable for a commercial entity then for a government/state department.
You oughta think a .com domain is more suitable for a commercial entity then for a government/state department.
Just some quick ones I checked, but you get the gist.
I.e. see http://sweden.com/ vs http://sweden.se/
Or http://www.skatteverket.se/ vs http://www.skatteverket.com/ for that matter.
From my experience .com is the de-facto domain for international commercial entities. For my personal domain I use hultner.se
a perfect example of the exception proving the rule, i think