Lets just scrap the use of tld's for american based companies (or wherever) and make them use.co.us
Except for that fact that US research funded the creation of the Internet. Today it has gone global, but its roots are still in american soil. For historical reason this brings a few perks, one of them being a few years ahead of Europe when it comes to administrative isues.
Besides, out of thirteen root name servers, only three are situated outside the US, and only two in Europe. Maybe the Net not quite as global as most europeans would like to believe.
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Except for that fact that US research funded the creation of the Internet. Today it has gone global, but its roots are still in american soil. For historical reason this brings a few perks, one of them being a few years ahead of Europe when it comes to administrative isues.
Besides, out of thirteen root name servers, only three are situated outside the US, and only two in Europe. Maybe the Net not quite as global as most europeans would like to believe.