Here’s an example. Let’s say my company is called Software Brothers. I have a product (among many) which is hosted on exampleproduct.com.au. Under these rules I would need to register a business name for every single web application, or restructure everything to go under a softwarebrothers.com.au subdomain.
URLs are not identifiers. This is a stupid decision.
Could you give some examples of problem domains that should be left as is? I don’t see the proposal as a problem at all.
@Sammirr @blind3rdeye brisbane2032.com.au will not be allowed for ticket sales for the 2032 Olympic Games. That would be www.bneocog.qld.gov.au.
Here’s an example. Let’s say my company is called Software Brothers. I have a product (among many) which is hosted on exampleproduct.com.au. Under these rules I would need to register a business name for every single web application, or restructure everything to go under a softwarebrothers.com.au subdomain.
URLs are not identifiers. This is a stupid decision.