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[Simon Castano <netherland-office AT liberland.org>]

I do favor "libre" over "liber" in the event .free domains have to 
migrate.

Greetings,

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Simon

On 2016-12-04 04:04, Jeff Taylor wrote:
> As Jonah mentioned in the other thread, it would be best for us to go
> ahead and plan ahead for the worst.  Based on the comments so far,
> nobody wants to just drop our existing domains under .free, so we will
> move forward with the assumption that we will either be ignoring the
> new ICANN zone, or we will be transferring our domains to a new zone.
>
> In the event that we migrate to a new TLD, lets start discussing what
> we would like to use.  So far "libre" (French) and "liber" (Latin)
> have both been proposed.  Libre is a more mainstream term and thus has
> more of a potential to also be snagged up by ICANN in the future.
> Does anyone else have suggestions they want to propose?
>
> Going off of RFC3696, section 2, valid TLDs may contain standard
> letters (A-Z), numbers (0-9), or hyphens (-).  The TLD may NOT start
> or end with a hyphen, nor may it be completely numeric.  So as an
> example, we could legally create a new TLD with the name .fr33. Please
> keep these rules in mind when submitting your suggestions for a new
> TLD.
>
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