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I thought this question was interesting, so I checked it in the domain list I keep (I run a platform for this). I found something interesting: .su is the Soviet Union, which ended in 1991, but even now I still see 43k+…
Fun data point on the zombie ccTLDs: in a domain snapshot I maintain (cutoff 20 Sep 2026), .su still has about 43,000 registrable domains, more than 30 years after the USSR. The retired ones (.yu, .tp, .zr, .an, .cs)…
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I thought this question was interesting, so I checked it in the domain list I keep (I run a platform for this). I found something interesting: .su is the Soviet Union, which ended in 1991, but even now I still see 43k+…
Fun data point on the zombie ccTLDs: in a domain snapshot I maintain (cutoff 20 Sep 2026), .su still has about 43,000 registrable domains, more than 30 years after the USSR. The retired ones (.yu, .tp, .zr, .an, .cs)…