RE: Haha....Thanks...sorry :)
Posted by:
Bighair
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Date: April 27, 2000 02:54PM
Well, to help clarify this with what I know.
.ca addresses are generally for government entities and non-commercial organizations including universities and such whereas .com and .net have different connotations which are usually linked to commercial entities.
There is actually a set of rules for the 3 classes. I'm sure an internet FAQ will exist on IP Addressing that clarifies this.
The point being, at least in North America, .ca is not the exlusive identifier for Canadian sites.
.ca addresses are generally for government entities and non-commercial organizations including universities and such whereas .com and .net have different connotations which are usually linked to commercial entities.
There is actually a set of rules for the 3 classes. I'm sure an internet FAQ will exist on IP Addressing that clarifies this.
The point being, at least in North America, .ca is not the exlusive identifier for Canadian sites.
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