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From 2010 to 2011, under the New gTLD Program, RU-CENTER initiated the introduction of the domains [[.moscow]]/[[.москва]]<ref>http://domainmoscow.org</ref> for the needs of the Russian capital, as well as domains for the cultural and linguistic communities represented in the country (project RUCLID).<ref>[http://ruclid.org ruclid]</ref> The idea of creating a domain for Moscow's cultural and linguistic communities has become the first Russian start-up planned under the New gTLD Program.

In November 2010, RU-CENTER was ordered by The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) to return $8.5 million, earned through the illegal auction of [[.rf]] domains. RU-CENTER was accused of selling [[.rf]] domains without having the permission to do so, according to the laws of Russia for domain auction.<ref>[http://news.hostexploit.com/hosts-and-registrars-news/4931-ru-center-to-return--millions-after-investigation-.html HostExploit News]</ref> In November FAS decision was cancelled by ~~the~~ court.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/court-throws-out-russian-gaming-scandal-claims/ Court throws out Russian gaming scandal claims]</ref>

In November 2010, RU-CENTER was ordered by The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) to return $8.5 million, earned through the illegal auction of [[.rf]] domains. RU-CENTER was accused of selling [[.rf]] domains without having the permission to do so, according to the laws of Russia for domain auction.<ref>[http://news.hostexploit.com/hosts-and-registrars-news/4931-ru-center-to-return--millions-after-investigation-.html HostExploit News]</ref> In November 2011 FAS decision was cancelled by court.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/court-throws-out-russian-gaming-scandal-claims/ Court throws out Russian gaming scandal claims]</ref>

==Supported TLDs==

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 From 2010 to 2011, under the New gTLD Program, RU-CENTER initiated the introduction of the domains [[.moscow]]/[[.москва]]<ref>http://domainmoscow.org</ref> for the needs of the Russian capital, as well as domains for the cultural and linguistic communities represented in the country (project RUCLID).<ref>[http://ruclid.org ruclid]</ref> The idea of creating a domain for Moscow's cultural and linguistic communities has become the first Russian start-up planned under the New gTLD Program.
-In November 2010, RU-CENTER was ordered by The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) to return $8.5 million, earned through the illegal auction of [[.rf]] domains. RU-CENTER was accused of selling [[.rf]] domains without having the permission to do so, according to the laws of Russia for domain auction.<ref>[http://news.hostexploit.com/hosts-and-registrars-news/4931-ru-center-to-return--millions-after-investigation-.html HostExploit News]</ref> In November FAS decision was cancelled by the court.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/court-throws-out-russian-gaming-scandal-claims/ Court throws out Russian gaming scandal claims]</ref>
+In November 2010, RU-CENTER was ordered by The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) to return $8.5 million, earned through the illegal auction of [[.rf]] domains. RU-CENTER was accused of selling [[.rf]] domains without having the permission to do so, according to the laws of Russia for domain auction.<ref>[http://news.hostexploit.com/hosts-and-registrars-news/4931-ru-center-to-return--millions-after-investigation-.html HostExploit News]</ref> In November 2011 FAS decision was cancelled by court.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/court-throws-out-russian-gaming-scandal-claims/ Court throws out Russian gaming scandal claims]</ref>
 ==Supported TLDs==