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ICANN is Accepting Suggestions for new TLDs (for $227k) - what would you pick?
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this post was submitted on 03 May 2026
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Actually, you’re on to something there; have the TLD represent the license agreement to access ANYTHING served over it.
.gpl .lgpl .agpl .mpl .mit .bsd .apache .epl .cddl .cc0 .ccby .ccbysa .ccbynd .ccbync .ccbyncsa .ccbyncnd
.cc already exists
Good luck restricting it for this purpose… but as you’ll see, there isn’t actually a creative commons license that is just “CC” anyway, so that wouldn’t be an issue.
Could use subdomains to specify it further, like v4.bysa.cc for all CC BY-SA 4.0 works