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dataflow on Nov 1, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: .io considered harmful

> Highly unlikely. Two-letter (non-IDN) TLDs are strictly reserved for country codes.

What's a "country" here? .eu? .um?

duskwuff on Nov 1, 2023 [–]

Whatever ISO 3166-1 defines as a country.

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