That's kind of academic, because Nominet (people who deal with the .uk
namespace) won't let you register a 2 letter domain either - it could
cause conflicts with the 2 letter country codes... eg uk.co.uk
You can register a1.co.uk for example ie a letter and a number or
a-a.co.uk ie letter hyphen letter, but not aa.co.uk
alex
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Does this portion of the code differentiate between .com and .co.uk
(e.g., could I register x.co.uk without the software complaining,
since ICANN has nothing to do with .uk?)
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