Rejected Domain Names

In this edition we look at top-level domain suggestions rejected by ICANN, stupid Web pages and the most geeky 404 errors.

May 21, 2004

SPECIAL THANKS TO JESSE BENTON, CECILE BROWN, ERIK DAUPLAISE, RICK DAVIS, KEN GRAHAM, MIKE HARRIS, JOSEPH T. JACKSON, TIM JACKSON, STEVE MARTINELLI AND OSCAR RAMIREZ FOR THEIR SUBMISSIONS. THERE WERE SO MANY GOOD RESPONSES TO THIS ISSUE'S LIST, WE COULDN'T JUST LEAVE IT AT 11.

Top 22 reader submission (give or take a few) for the TOP 11 Top-level Domain suggestions rejected by ICANN

Rick Davis -- .crap (let the surfer know your site stinks before they access it)

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