When did one-letter domain names become acceptable?

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Post #445,392 by drook 2/24/25 2:48:17 PM 2/24/25 2:48:17 PM Reply	When did one-letter domain names become acceptable? I remember in the before times that you couldn't do a one-letter domain. Now Xitter has one. Are there others? [checking ...] Well, a through e don't exist, so I imagine if they were available generally someone would have them. So who did Leon have to blow to get x.com routed? -- Drew
Post #445,394 by scoenye 2/24/25 7:16:55 PM 2/24/25 7:16:55 PM Reply	Shut down in 1993 x.com was registered before that and was grandfathered. This was a transfer from whomever controlled it up to now. Single letter domains are possible again under .org, but x.org is already taken

When did one-letter domain names become acceptable? - (drook) - (1) - Feb. 24, 2025, 02:48:17 PM EST

Shut down in 1993 - (scoenye) - Feb. 24, 2025, 07:16:55 PM EST

I think coming back from the summit was the rather more important achievement.
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