R8R:That is why more TLDs would be an answer. No matter how you slice it, there
is only one word called "Business" unless you go to non-English languages. There
is only one word called "Sports." One word per word limit in the world as I know
it, with the current law of linguistic physics.
If we were to deem that there are
500 TOP words in the English language insofar as e-Commerce is concerned, then at
best you would get 500 different people owning them. I might be able to fit them
all in my backyard; so long as someone brings the hotdog buns, I will be fine.
But
these words spread out to these individuals doesn't help the other 6,999,999,555
on the planet. In the end, the only way to distribute the words to a significant
number of people is to create additional extensions.
I wonder. Maybe each person
can be their own TLD. Business.bob could then be a valid SLD-TLD.
But oh, there
is more than one Bob.
Numbers, numbers. Can you imagine the search engines then?
.
. . You want mustard on that hotdog?