In article , Alex Heney
 writes
>On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 23:23:52 +0100, vg4cysss7001 
>wrote:
>
>>In article
>>,
>>google@clubnat.org.uk writes
>>>Have a look at the following:
>>>
>>>http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/forbusinessesandorganisation/servi
>>>ceproviders/Pages/Whatthelawsays.aspx (scroll down to the section on
>>>Private clubs and associations)
>>
>>Excuse me. You _ do_ understand what a ".com" is, don't you?
>
>I suspect you don't, given you are asking the question.
>
>Because the only valid answer is that it is a top level domain.

IMHO, it indicates either an organisation which has a global commercial
presence, or a bunch of ignorant f*ckwits.

>
>They can be used by absolutely anybody, or any organisation, from any
>country, with basically no rules whatsoever about who can use them.

        Except for good sense, common decency, etc.

>
>I suspect from your question that you think it may have more meaning
>than that.

        Indeed, if the intention is to mislead the reader, then .com
        ("commercial") may be used.
        I note that many official sites use "...gov.uk", for instance.

        Personally, I use .org for personal/social stuff and .com and
        .co.uk for business.

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