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Story: Lawyers, analysts: ICANN vote will cause URL chaos

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Posted by: harpless (Monday 30 June 2008, 6:46 PM)

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This was predictable

I really don't know what ICANN were thinking, or why they felt this was needed, have we run out of possible .com names? I certainly haven't heard of any company/organisation suggesting having their own TLD.

The only people that can benefit from this are cyber-sqwatters, it certainly won't make day to day surfing any easier if you have to guess whether its a .com, .shop, .london or whatever else they can dream up.

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