Comment on British-owned .EU domains may be turned off on BrexitparentComments−charlesdm8yI don't even get why .EU domains should be restricted to EU residents.−SiempreViernes8yThe domain is for EU residents, what's strange about that?May I suggest you complain about .edu domains being just for US higher education instead, and no other institutes in the entire world?−tim3338yMost countries are laid back about who uses their domains. The popular .io is British Indian Ocean Territory for example.−SiempreViernes8yI just clicked somewhat randomly six times on the wikipedia list of top level domain and can report the following numbers:Available to anyone: 3Some local connection required: 2Unclear: 1
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I don't even get why .EU domains should be restricted to EU residents.
The domain is for EU residents, what's strange about that?
May I suggest you complain about .edu domains being just for US higher education instead, and no other institutes in the entire world?
Most countries are laid back about who uses their domains. The popular .io is British Indian Ocean Territory for example.
I just clicked somewhat randomly six times on the wikipedia list of top level domain and can report the following numbers:
Available to anyone: 3
Some local connection required: 2
Unclear: 1