On 11-Dec-2008, at 19:47, Asif Iqbal wrote:
I did not know `example.tld' is reserved for documentation.
Example.com is reserved (along with example.org .net, and most non-
country tlds). However, since often, especially when talking about
mailing systems, you need to talk about several different domains, I
use something.tld or server1.tld (where tld stands for top-level-
domain) since there is no 'tld' top-level domain, it is safe. Yes, I
could use 'example.com and then example.org and then example.net, but
I've found that that really does tend to confuse people.
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