Unlike generic (such as .COM and .NET) and country code top-level domains (such as .US, .CA or .AU), .XXX is a sponsored top-level-domain. This means that the domain is restricted to members of a sponsored community (specifically, the adult industry).
Articles in this section
- What information is required when registering a .CA domain?
- How soon after registration can I change the ownership of my .CA domain?
- What is CANSPAM and what does it mean to me?
- Can my .NAME domain name point to an existing web page?
- Are there restrictions to my .NAME email forwarding?
- Are there any .BIZ domain names I cannot register?
- auDA’s WHOIS Policy
- What are the Canadian Presence Requirements (CPR) and which legal type should I choose for a .CA domain?
- What are the restrictions for my contact information on .CA domain names?
- How do I register and maintain a municipal .CA domain name?
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