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One thing that is easy to forget with European ccTLDs is that each registry can have different rules after registration.
The recent .AT verification changes are an interesting example. A domain can exist for years, but registration data may still need to be verified later.
For people managing European ccTLD portfolios, which extensions have surprised you the most with compliance requirements?
The recent .AT verification changes are an interesting example. A domain can exist for years, but registration data may still need to be verified later.
For people managing European ccTLD portfolios, which extensions have surprised you the most with compliance requirements?
