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iminatx
12d ago
No, that's not how it works. If you have registered the 2LD you have exclusive control of it, and only you can delegate a subdomain under it. However, a great number of common first and last names are reserved as 2LDs by the registry a
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iminatx
12d ago
Yeah, I'm looking forward to being priced out of the domain I've been using for my email for 13 years now. Fun times.
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iminatx
12d ago
I have one. I'm honestly not sure whether my registration will be refunded or not--the email I got from my registrar said that this is expected to happen but the details are yet to be worked out, while at the same time Verisign's
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iminatx
12d ago
My registrar, and as far as I know all registrars who support this at all, lease the 2LD forwarding address as an addon to the 3LD itself, and at rather a steep rate at that.
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iminatx
12d ago
Not even then, necessarily. A great number of recognized personal names and surnames are proactively reserved and cannot be registered even if there are no 3LD registrations under it. I've confirmed that in the history of .name there h
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iminatx
13d ago
The status quo is that the registry proactively reserves a large list of 2LDs corresponding to attested personal names and surnames, making them unavailable for registration. One can register 3LDs underneath these. It will also reserve a 2L
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iminatx
13d ago
I was wondering the same as a registrant since 2013. None that I have heard of, and to be honest I don't think it would have any effect, but I'd still be interested to know what you find out in that regard.
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iminatx
13d ago
It was initially not possible, then later opened up, though a large collection of known surnames and personal names are reserved and cannot be registered as 2LDs. As far as I know the list of reserved names is unavailable, but you can run a
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iminatx
13d ago
It's... not. Go to whois.nic.name and search for neil.fraser.name, and you will find whois information for that registration. It is properly paid for and registered with Verisign. I use the same registrar, 007Names, for my own .name 3L
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iminatx
13d ago
Supposing it were not an edge case and were typical, how exactly would you implement the same thing without keeping a list?