Let me make some pedantic remarks about the terms used in this
discussion.
Joe Abley writes:
> 1. Certain ISO-3166-2 codepoints are designated as being for private
> use by ISO and will not be assigned for use by countries, economies, etc;
What you mean here is the ISO 3166 Part 1 (ISO 3166-1 Country codes)
and just the "alpha-2" codes (two letters).
[Part two from ISO 3166 is about subdivision codes. Subdivision
codes in Part 2 consist of alpha-2 country codes, hyphen and one or
more characters (as in AU-QLD for Queensland).]
> 2. Those ISO-3166-2 codepoints continue to be used for
> correspondingly-private applications in a variety of applications
> that have nothing to do with the DNS, so the designation from (1) is
> recognised and widely used;
>
> 3. ICANN does not assign two-character labels as TLDs except by
> reference to ISO-3166-2;
The ISO 3166 term forthese code points is "User Assigned".
Regards,
jaap
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