On 15/09/2026 12:31, Mukund Sivaraman wrote:
This sounds like wishful thinking because you must be well aware that
these large TLDs are operated and administered in a different
jurisdiction that would not give up their control over it. They are also
run as businesses. And how would moving just one TLD such as org. help
avoid such issues for the domains under a different TLD that was not
moved such as com. ?
...
The com./net./org. TLDs have been popular choices for registrants as
they are associated with being familiar to users, especially com. Some
social media platforms are also preferred over others due to the amount
of audience a creator can quickly reach, but their content may not be
compatible with the jurisdiction of the person (individual, company)
that owns and operates the service.
There are so many gtlds these days, why not just leave .org and move
content to any of the other possibilities:
https://getnonprofitweb.site/top-level-domain-for-nonprofits/
as well as .community (examples - https://samarth.community/ -
https://mlops.community/)
Regards,
Hank
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