Hmm.. I always thought it was based on server location, irrelevant of actual
domain name...
What would happen if you had a .com and a .com.au both A recorded to the
same ip...?
Adam
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> One interesting point about .au.com is that users would have to abide by
US
> laws regarding content, yes?
> (Not necessarily a good nor bad thing)
>
> -Jill
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> > Suffice it to say we probably don't make much at all from au.com
> > registrations... compated to how much it costs to do.
> >
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