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... TLDs. For example, fTLD has successfully registered trademarks for .bank and .insurance. The goal of filing the trademark applications is the same for all trademarks - we want to do whatever we practically can to help guard consumers from confusion.” This statement is inaccurate; the fTLD ...

... of the Registration Data Directory Service. Asia Green is also alleged to have failed to submit monthly reports and pay fees on time. At the same time, Asia Green was issued a warning and requested to remedy the breaches of contract by July 31, 2024. The risks for the community are likely ...

Tony wrote:What a great hint! I used to make the mistake of buying SLDs at the same time with the TLD in the first order.

After introduction of custom prices last year, people should no longer make this mistake, because most customers will reduce the prices for SLDs first.

Freenamer wrote:Royalties are only valid after purchase.

What a great hint! I used to make the mistake of buying SLDs at the same time with the TLD in the first order.

... technology developed by Freename that aggregates data of all Web3 domains active on all blockchains and makes them easily available through the same DNS technology you use every day to navigate Web2 domains. NOTO's goal is to enable all ISPs of the world to offer native Web3 domains resolution ...

You can do the same thing if you want to direct someone to your reseller page with a specific search parameter already included. This could be used to direct people to a specific SLD search while including your referral link: https://freename.io/discover/memes?ref=rare-lions-enjoy&text_search=%22pepe%22 ...

What worries me greatly is the network among which we are trying to find protection for ourselves and at the same time remain outside of any laws. I bought the TLD .casino and mint it on the Polygon network. I think Polygon is Ethereum, no? Then I bought from myself, as Albert ...

... for purchases: https://freename.io/how-to-create-your-own-top-level-domain/ It seems that registering and purchasing a Web3 domains means the same. Am I right? There seems to be a difference. From the link above: To register or mint a TLD, you must first purchase it. Hence, first you purchase ...

... for purchases: https://freename.io/how-to-create-your-own-top-level-domain/ It seems that registering and purchasing a Web3 domains means the same. Am I right?

Chris wrote:.artist $4999

.artist was registered this week, but .artists is still available for the same price.