Boosted by jsonstein@masto.deoan.org ("Jeff Sonstein"):
niconiconi@mk.absturztau.be wrote:
I have no problem with ICANN creating a billion gTLDs to "Make Money Fast". As a personal developer it's a win-win since you can finally find a name without using domain hacks. But the current policy is ridiculous, ICANN doesn't even pretend that it's not a money-grabbing "you can get any gTLD if you pay!" scheme: .accountant vs. .accountants, .auto vs. .autos, .build vs. .builders, .cam vs. .camera, .career vs. .careers, .contact vs. .contractors, .coupon vs. .coupons, .date vs. .dating, .deal vs. .deals, .dental vs. .dentist, .engineer vs. .engineering, .fan vs. .fans, .finance vs. .financial. The list of gTLDs that abuse the English language goes on and on.