If nations get the power to veto Internet domain names, as the U.S. Department of Commerce suggests, forget about .gay or .humanrights joining the ranks of Internet suffixes such as .com, .org or .info.
If nations get the power to veto Internet domain names, as the U.S. Department of Commerce suggests, forget about .gay or .humanrights joining the ranks of Internet suffixes such as .com, .org or .info.