The Internet’s address system has expanded to the point where the World Wide Web, once the exclusive home to .com, .gov, .net and country-specific domains such as .ca (for Canada), is now bursting with new top-level domains—the characters that come after the period in an Internet address—that have been created under expanded rules governing domains.
In fact, the new global top-level domains (gTLDs) now outnumber the old.
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