TheDev
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I typed in co.uk just to see if it was an actual website. It doesn't seem to resolve and redirects to "co.uk/" without https and www. The "site can't be reached" it claims. I'm assuming this particular domain has been decommissioned or whatever you'd like to call it because of the obvious reason. Say a real entity decided to use it and they had permission to, would this domain be able to have subdomains? This would, of course, interfere with the current natural state of the internet due to .co.uk domains and I just wanted to see what everyone thought about this random thought of mine.
Why'd the world decide to even create .co.uk instead of a simple .uk in the first place? Is there a real reason behind this? Why is there no .co.tv or .co.nl?
Why'd the world decide to even create .co.uk instead of a simple .uk in the first place? Is there a real reason behind this? Why is there no .co.tv or .co.nl?