Why tf is there a .exposed TLD?
> .EXPOSED will be utilized by registrants seeking new avenues for expression on the Internet. There is a deep history of progressivity and societal advancement resulting from the online free expressions of criticism. Individuals and groups will register names in .EXPOSED when interested in editorializing, providing input, revealing new facts or views, interacting with other communities, and publishing commentary.
Like what? A risque lingerie shop at balls.exposed or something? And new TLDs don't in any way facilitate "better search", you know, nor "information sharing".
> Along with the other TLDs in the Donuts family
Sorry, the what family?
> online identities and expression that do not currently exist.
What does this phrase even mean?
> the TLD will introduce significant consumer choice and competition to the Internet namespace – the very purpose of ICANN’s new TLD program.
"Considered harmful" etc.
> Individuals and groups will register names in .EXPOSED when interested in editorializing, providing input, revealing new facts or views, interacting with other communities, and publishing commentary.
Still not sure how "provision of legitimate goods" fits into this. Or the floating point formats, for that matter.
On the other hand linux.rocks and windows.rocks are taken (no website), vi.rocks is 200 USD/year and emacs.rocks is just 14 USD/year.
microsoft.sucks redirects to microsoft.com, but microsoft.rocks is just taken :thinking:
On that note, I've been trying to see if GoDaddy will buy a domain and resell for higher price by searching for some plausibly nice domain names on their site. They haven't took the "bait" yet.