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'''.gw''' is the ccTLD for Guinea-Bissau. The letters "gw" come from the country's name in Fula, Gine-Bisaawo. It is managed by the Autoridade Reguladora Nacional - Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação da Guiné-Bissau.<ref>[https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/gw.html IANA: Delegation Record for .GW]</ref>
 
'''.gw''' is the ccTLD for Guinea-Bissau. The letters "gw" come from the country's name in Fula, Gine-Bisaawo. It is managed by the Autoridade Reguladora Nacional - Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação da Guiné-Bissau.<ref>[https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/gw.html IANA: Delegation Record for .GW]</ref>
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== Rules and Restrictions ==
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When submitting a domain, it must be ensured that the domain is not a prohibited one and does not infringe on the rights of third parties. Prohibited domains are those that may, in particular:
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* correspond to words or expressions that are contrary to the law, public order, or good morals;
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* correspond to any Internet top-level domain;
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* correspond to names that could cause misleading or confusion about their ownership, particularly if they coincide with well-known or prestigious brands belonging to others;
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* correspond to any protocols, applications, or Internet terminologies, which are understood as those defined by the [[IETF]], The Internet Engineering Task Force;
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* correspond to a geographical name. A geographical name is understood to be any name, regardless of the language in which it is written, that coincides, in particular, with:
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** any alpha-3 code listed in the ISO standard 3166-1;
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** the name of a country or territory recognized by UNESCO;
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** the name of a city, parish, municipality, administrative region, or demarcated zone of Guinea-Bissau;
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** the name of a foreign capital, city, or demarcated zone that, due to its notoriety and relevance, is of common knowledge;
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** other place names, such as rivers, mountains, neighborhoods, historic areas, whether national or foreign, that, due to their notoriety and relevance, are of common knowledge.<ref name="rules">[https://nic.gw/regras-do-registo-de-dominios/ .gw: Regras do Registo de Domínios]</ref>
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=== Characters ===
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A domain name:
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* must have between two and sixty-three characters;
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* can contain letters (a-z), numbers (0-9) and the following special characters: á, à, â, ã, é, ê, í, ó, ô, õ, ú;
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* cannot contain two consecutive hyphens "–" in the third and fourth positions.<ref name="rules"></ref>
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 23:13, 15 October 2024

.gw is the ccTLD for Guinea-Bissau. The letters "gw" come from the country's name in Fula, Gine-Bisaawo. It is managed by the Autoridade Reguladora Nacional - Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação da Guiné-Bissau.[1]

Rules and Restrictions

When submitting a domain, it must be ensured that the domain is not a prohibited one and does not infringe on the rights of third parties. Prohibited domains are those that may, in particular:

  • correspond to words or expressions that are contrary to the law, public order, or good morals;
  • correspond to any Internet top-level domain;
  • correspond to names that could cause misleading or confusion about their ownership, particularly if they coincide with well-known or prestigious brands belonging to others;
  • correspond to any protocols, applications, or Internet terminologies, which are understood as those defined by the IETF, The Internet Engineering Task Force;
  • correspond to a geographical name. A geographical name is understood to be any name, regardless of the language in which it is written, that coincides, in particular, with:
    • any alpha-3 code listed in the ISO standard 3166-1;
    • the name of a country or territory recognized by UNESCO;
    • the name of a city, parish, municipality, administrative region, or demarcated zone of Guinea-Bissau;
    • the name of a foreign capital, city, or demarcated zone that, due to its notoriety and relevance, is of common knowledge;
    • other place names, such as rivers, mountains, neighborhoods, historic areas, whether national or foreign, that, due to their notoriety and relevance, are of common knowledge.[2]

Characters

A domain name:

  • must have between two and sixty-three characters;
  • can contain letters (a-z), numbers (0-9) and the following special characters: á, à, â, ã, é, ê, í, ó, ô, õ, ú;
  • cannot contain two consecutive hyphens "–" in the third and fourth positions.[2]

References