UnifiedRoot launches new generation internet domain names

New Dot Net Version 2 or is it version 5? Modified browsers need only apply

[Aircut]

Effective 24 November 2005 it will be possible to register top-level domains (TLDs) 'behind the dot' such as .airport, .company. The Amsterdam-based company UnifiedRoot has created a new and simplified Internet addressing system.

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[Lord Majestic]

Today, end users can easily configure their systems to resolve UnifiedRoot TLDs by following instructions available on UnifiedRoot's website

So anybody who will want to access your site will first have to re-configure their PC, just how many people are going to do that? People will click a URL, then get "domain can't be resolved" and move along to somebody with proper domain name.

[Woz]

This sounds like new.net all over again. If it is not part of the officialy recognized system then it has a huge hill to climb.

Onya
Woz