Comments by "James LaBarre" (@SenileOtaku) on "When A Top Level Domain Outlives Its Country" video.

  1. Korea invading and taking over Japan, calling it "East Korea"? Probably the best to use as an example as it would never happen (the only post-invasion Japan name I've heard of is "Area 11"). There IS the example some of us use just to piss off the CCP; replace ".cn" with ".wt" (presuming that isn't already used) for "West Taiwan". But I'd agree that using the country code TLDs for anything other than domains within that country was always a bad idea, and is already breaking the defined rules. At this point IANA & ICANN have been blatantly ignoring their own rules, so now ANY option is valid.
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