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Thought you’d find this interesting.

Coinbase Global, Inc. SEC S-1 Filing for a direct listing of a billion dollars on Nasdaq.

The the world truly has changed...no headquarters address for a fully remote company

.com is undoubtedly king


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.com will forever be king (y)
 
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I better get my whois complaint into ICANN then for inaccurate data.
 
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.com is king
Yes, one can say .com is "king" ("king" = a term from human hierarchy) but since a king is not the highest in human hierarchy, the allegory here is that the "king" - TLD .com is not the "highest" TLD.

In other words, the TLD .com is not the "top" - TLD.

Which leads to the point that there must be (is) a higher TLD than the TLD .com, there must be a highest TLD and I am glad to have found out which one it is.
 
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Yes, one can say .com is "king" ("king" = a term from human hierarchy) but since a king is not the highest in human hierarchy, the allegory here is that the "king" - TLD .com is not the "highest" TLD.

In other words, the TLD .com is not the "top" - TLD.

Which leads to the point that there must be (is) a higher TLD than the TLD .com, there must be a highest TLD and I am glad to have found out which one it is.
With that reasoning wouldn't .tips be better?

tips (plural) is better than just one .top?
 
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Yes, one can say .com is "king" ("king" = a term from human hierarchy) but since a king is not the highest in human hierarchy, the allegory here is that the "king" - TLD .com is not the "highest" TLD.

In other words, the TLD .com is not the "top" - TLD.

Which leads to the point that there must be (is) a higher TLD than the TLD .com, there must be a highest TLD and I am glad to have found out which one it is.

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What a wonderful observation!

I'm sure you're referring to domain sec.report in the .Report TLD :sneaky:

https://sec.report/Document/0001628280-21-003168/
I observed your reply too (thanks for the provided link) and I found out that you are not right in your assumption regarding the TLD I referred to.

However, if you remove the "r" / "e" / "r" from ".report" and bring the remaining 3 letters ("p" / "o" / "t") into the right order, you have the right answer.

That being said, "sec.report" is not a domain, it is a domain name (while "sec" and "report" are the (2nd + 1st (top) level) domains within the domain name).
 
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With that reasoning wouldn't .tips be better?

tips (plural) is better than just one .top?
No.
Because the singular is the origin (root / base) of the plural and therefore independent (from the plural) while the plural is dependent (from the singular).
Better many singulars than one plural.
 
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as long as current domain naming systems exists

dot com top level domain extension will remain king
 
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No.
Because the singular is the origin (root / base) of the plural and therefore independent (from the plural) while the plural is dependent (from the singular).
Better many singulars than one plural.
More tips better than one lonely top......

top = singular | tips = plural

Multiple tips is better than a singular top - add all the plural tips up and they will be greater than that one top - overwhelming the opponent with attacks coming in from all directions :xf.wink:

Plurals defeat the singular (unless it is a singularity then that might have a chance)

*Disclaimer*

I own 1 solitary, lonely tips domain that will not be renewed.......

Tongue in cheek comments should not be taken seriously
 
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Every King must also Die.
 
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as long as current domain naming systems exists

dot com top level domain extension will remain king
Most likely, at least it will never (as long as the current DNS exists) abdicate as king.
But it will never rise above the rank of a king.
Because kings are (not the highest in rank and) ruled by those at the top.
 
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Yes, one can say .com is "king" ("king" = a term from human hierarchy) but since a king is not the highest in human hierarchy, the allegory here is that the "king" - TLD .com is not the "highest" TLD.

In other words, the TLD .com is not the "top" - TLD.

Which leads to the point that there must be (is) a higher TLD than the TLD .com, there must be a highest TLD and I am glad to have found out which one it is.
Non-sense, you can make such a statement when you made more with your TLD than the top domainers focusing on .com

So, Rick, Mike, etc etc, when you have them all beat, you then can make such statements.
 
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That being said, "sec.report" is not a domain, it is a domain name (while "sec" and "report" are the (2nd + 1st (top) level) domains within the domain name).

You will still have a lot of work to do to correct all contributions in this forum the way you are doing it now.
 
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top = singular | tips = plural
- The plural of "top" would be "tops".
- No plural without it's singular.
- .com is king but not top.
 
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Non-sense, you can make such a statement when you made more with your TLD than the top domainers focusing on .com

So, Rick, Mike, etc etc, when you have them all beat, you then can make such statements.
I already made more in my eyes, not forcingly money (I don't know) but domain name - wise.
 
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