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Some TLDs include two "words" (.co.uk) and some include one. The reasons are largely political.
 
Some TLDs include two "words" (.co.uk) and some include one. The reasons are largely political.
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Latest revision as of 02:31, 30 September 2009

Acronym. Top-Level-Domain.

The "suffix" of a domain separated with a period (or dot):

Some TLDs include two "words" (.co.uk) and some include one. The reasons are largely political.