Changes

<nowiki><p>In March 2004, the Post-Domain will undergo a re-launch and will expand the eligibility for registering Post-Domains.</nowiki>

<nowiki><p>In March 2004, the Post-Domain will undergo a re-launch and will expand the eligibility for registering Post-Domains.</nowiki>

''"Under the revised eligibility policy, all private-sector organizations are now eligible to register second-level .POST domain names.  This new policy is designed to expand the role of .POST to include providers of postal & supply chain solutions including, but not limited to, track-and trace, logistics, identity, cross-border payments and blockchain applications."''  <nowiki><sup id="cite_ref-11" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-11">&</nowiki>#91;10<nowiki>&</nowiki>#93;<nowiki></a></nowiki><nowiki></sup></nowiki>

''"Under the revised eligibility policy, all private-sector organizations are now eligible to register second-level .POST domain names.  This new policy is designed to expand the role of .POST to include providers of postal & supply chain solutions including, but not limited to, track-and trace, logistics, identity, cross-border payments and blockchain applications."''   

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