Company or legal entities registrations allowed for Bid .bid?

What is the registration term allowed for .bid domain names?

Are some .trade domain names restricted?

Does .wiki domain have a special use?

Why should I buy a .wiki domain name?

Are there any additional fees for .top?

Trustee/ Proxy service offered? Fees?

Are Individual Webcam .webcam registrations allowed?

What's a domain name?

Are there requirements, documents, or information needed for Trade .trade?

No

.bid domain names can be registered for to 10 years at a time.

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Internal wikis allow organizations to maximize the diversity of expertise found throughout their staff, and provide a space where all knowledge is equal and brainstorming thrives. Organizations with public-facing wikis are able to educate and learn from their consumers in a highly-interactive environment. Enthusiasts of all varieties use wikis to share their insider tips and knowledge to help educate their communities and the world-at-large. Hobbyists, fan clubs, and academics are drawn to creating and contributing to wiki sites. Technical professionals and open-source pioneers can easily work with their peers around the world. Anyone that has a public wiki profile, like those found on Wikipedia, will have more control over their public profiles with a TheirName.wiki site.

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A domain name is the familiar, easy-to-remember name for a web site on the Internet, such as: cnobin.com. Domain names are used as a convenient way of locating Web Sites, people and information on the Internet. The supported characters in a domain name include letters a to z (case insensitive) and the numbers 0 to 9. For added flexibility, the dash character ( - ) may also be used to create your domain name.

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