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I agree with this.  Messing with standards never ends well.

One letter TLDs might be an interesting idea, if you want short URLs for
some reason, but I agree with 2-letter TLDs being off-limits.

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Jacob Bachmeyer wrote:
> Not all two letter strings are country codes, but all ISO-3166 country
> codes are (and will be) two-letter strings.  Reserving two letter TLDs
> as ccTLDs is *not* an ICANN policy--it is an IETF policy codified in the
> RFCs before ICANN existed.
> 
> NO!
> 
> No to .js and double NO to deviating from the RFCs on ccTLDs.  All
> potential ccTLDs should remain reserved.
> 
> spaesani AT mail.com wrote:
>>
>> Not all 2 letters are country codes. From my view ICAN 's policies
>> don't need to be repeated where they incur unnecessary restrictions.
>>
>> I move for a review of that condition of the policy.
>>
>> -- 
>> spaesani AT mail.com
>>
>> Friday, 26 August 2016, 04:35AM -04:00 from Tim Groeneveld tim AT timg.ws
>> <mailto:tim AT timg.ws>:
>>
>>     Two letter TLDs are reserved for country codes.
>>
>>
>>         ---- On Fri, 26 Aug 2016 15:19:24 +1000 * 1073384916 AT qq.com
>>         </compose?To=1073384916 AT qq.com> * wrote ----
>>
>>         We Want to propose the TLD .JS, and the .JS is going to be
>>         according all OpenNic Policies .
>>
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