• tiramichu@lemm.ee
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    8 months ago

    Some amount of centralisation in domain management is necessary, in order to agree who owns what.

    Devolving control of TLDs to respective nations was actually a GOOD idea because it means each country can operate those TLDs in a way that fits their needs, which is already much better than all global TLDs being operated by a single organisation.

    The main mistake is that queer .af chose to register a domain controlled by a government who was very likely to have problems with what they were using it for.

    Nowadays there are a large number of ‘new’ TLDs which are not nationally controlled and may be a better choice.