Internet TLD Domains

Internet Top Level Domains (TLDs) are a running gag used to display domains at the highest level in the Domain Name System (DNS).
There are over decillions of internet TLDs that have been created, however, the vast overwhelming majority of them are left unused.
Many of these domains can be used for any character, celestial body, sovereign state, organization, species, language, location, etc.
== Rules ==
* TLDs must be the last part of a particular domain, for example, in www.example.com, ".com" is the top-level domain of the website.
* All TLDs must be in lowercase if their writing system has case variants of the letters, for example ".com" is written entirely in lowercase, there is no such thing as ".COM".
* Top-Level Domains can have no more than 30 characters.
== Examples of Domains ==
Many domains include .emd, .aj, .dj, .c, .aop, .com, .biz, .ajo, .ath, etc.
== List of Domains ==
There are way too many domains to be displayed on the entire article of this website, however, some are shown here.
* .b
* .com
* .net
* .wr
* .zah
== Trivia ==
* If you list every 3-letter TLD there is in the ISO basic Latin alphabet, then the result would be 17576 TLD domains.
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