I think this would only be worthwhile if you could do this:
What would the source at js.js/js.js be?
Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
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#12Re: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
#131. Two-letter TLDs are reserved for countries.
2. The $200k isn't the actual cost, it is only what you need to pay for an initial review, you won't get the money back if something is found to be wrong with your application or if they dislike your TLD.
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#14Re: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
#15https://github.com/ozten/TLD.js/issues/23
https://github.com/ozten/TLD.js/issues/8
This isn't viable for submission as a Kickstarter w/o resolving those issues.
As @jensnockert and @LaRakei have pointed out here.
Creative solution? Please comment on the issues :)
Re: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
#16This is extremely stupid. would it be mongodb.js? or mongodb.c++ mongodb.oss mongodb.foss mongodb.nosql or mongodb.webtwozeroishstuff ? We don't need more fragmentation. I guess the next thing they want after .biz is .cool .startup .awesome and .hip . This is not how TLDs (should) work!
Re: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
#17I think this would only be worthwhile if you could do this:
And keep / as an informative website.Re: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
#18Aren't two letter domains reserved for countries?
Re: Kickstarter for a JavaScript top level domain (.js TLD)
#19While it would be cool to have a .js TLD, that 200k would be better spent developing a system that doesn't revolve around a centralized entity to manage DNS.