.сайт
Status: | Proposed |
Language: | Russian |
Translates to: | site |
Manager: | CORE |
Registry Provider: | CORE |
Type: | IDN gTLD |
Category: | Technology |
Priority #: | 9 |
More information: |
.сайт is an IDN gTLD being proposed in ICANN's New gTLD Program. The applicant is CORE.[1]
Application Details edit
The following is excerpted from the applicant response to question #18:
"CORE Internet Council of Registrars is submitting the application for the .сайт TLD. The purpose of .сайт is to be a common and widely used TLD, oriented towards registrants and Internet users which write in the Cyrillic alphabet. The word “сайт” means “site”, a term widely used by all Internet users of the Cyrillic alphabet in Belarus, Bulgaria, Russia and Ukraine, while being also easily recognizable by the population of other neighboring Balkan and Baltic countries that use and⁄or are familiar with Cyrillic-script languages.
[..]
CORE Internet Council Of Registrars is sure that the “.сайт” will fit a wide array of purposes for a wide variety of Internet users: corporate websites; personal homepages⁄blogs; Institutional site; commercial and non-commercial pages etc. The сайт TLD will also become a more natural place for such things as emblematic pages dedicated to physical sites of cultural heritage or governmental institutions, as using names expressed in non-local alphabets feels, at least, unsuitable. сайт TLD broad meaning will have equal appeal for them all.
CORE Internet Council of Registrars is a Swiss-based Association whose 60+ members are registrars and domain-name resellers with a global reach, including areas using Cyrillic script. CORE has fifteen years worth of experience in the domain registration industry both as registrar and as registry operator provider. CORE Internet Council of Registrars original and ongoing purpose is to keep the Internet’s naming and addressing infrastructure in the public trust."[2]
References edit
- ↑ Reveal Day 13 June 2012 – New gTLD Applied-For Strings
- ↑ Application Download, gTLDresult.ICANN.org Retrieved 14 Feb 2013