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Also known as dot tl

topleveldomein voor Oost-Timor

AI overview

".tl" is the internet domain extension assigned to the country of Timor-Leste, allowing websites and email addresses to use that country identifier. It matters because it gives Timor-Leste an official web presence and identity online, and anyone in the world can register a .tl domain without needing to be physically located in the country.

AI-generated from the Wikipedia summary — may contain errors.

Key facts

Top level domain.name
.tl
Top level domain.introduced
23 March 2005
Top level domain.type
Country code top-level domain
Top level domain.status
Active
Top level domain.registry
Timor-Leste NIC
Top level domain.sponsor
Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações (Timor-Leste)
Top level domain.intendeduse
Entities connected with Timor-Leste
Top level domain.actualuse
Used in Timor-Leste, occasionally used for domain hacks.
Top level domain.restrictions
May not be used for any purpose that is obscene, indecent, or spam-related
Top level domain.structure
Registrations are accepted directly at second level, with some sites (especially governmental) at third level
Top level domain.document
Registration agreement; Acceptable use policy; Privacy policy

via Wikipedia infobox

Wikidata facts

Official website
www.nic.tl
Image
Flag of East Timor.svg
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inception
2005-00-00
replaces
.tp
Commons category
.tl
different from
top-level domain
Sources (3)

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Article · Nederlands

.tl is het achtervoegsel van domeinen van websites uit Oost-Timor. TL is de officiële standaard afkorting voor Oost-Timor, volgens ISO 3166-1. Het is de afkorting voor de Portugese naam, Timor-Leste. De extensie wordt sedert 2002 gebruikt. In dat jaar trad Oost-Timor toe tot de Verenigde Naties. Voordien werd de extensie .tp toegepast, de afkorting voor Timor Português. De domeinnamen met extensie .tp worden automatisch geconverteerd naar de extensie .tl.

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