>Perhaps a smaller step that would be useful would be to have the parser
>require the second-level domain name have > 1 character.
>How often would we see a valid registered domain name like "x.info" for
>example?
maybe the best way to know whether it is a URI or not is to ask the DNS...
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On 5 Dec 2017, at 14:59, John Hardin wrote:
How often would we see a valid registered domain name like "x.info"
for example?
This is not as rare as you would think. Those names are more expensive,
but not insanely so.
https://uniregistry.link/premium-domain-names/
Best regards
-lem
On Tue, 5 Dec 2017, RW wrote:
On Tue, 5 Dec 2017 16:25:28 -0500
Alex wrote:
Hi, I have the following rule that is used to detect some of the less
common URIs:
uriURI_RARE_TLD
m;://[^/]+\.(?:work|space|club|science|pub|red|blue|green|link|ninja|lol|xyz|faith|review|download|top|global|
On Tue, 5 Dec 2017 16:25:28 -0500
Alex wrote:
> Hi, I have the following rule that is used to detect some of the less
> common URIs:
>
> uriURI_RARE_TLD
> m;://[^/]+\.(?:work|space|club|science|pub|red|blue|green|link|ninja|lol|xyz|faith|review|download|top|global|(?:web)?site|tech|party|
Hi, I have the following rule that is used to detect some of the less
common URIs:
uriURI_RARE_TLD
m;://[^/]+\.(?:work|space|club|science|pub|red|blue|green|link|ninja|lol|xyz|faith|review|download|top|global|(?:web)?site|tech|party|pro|bid|trade|win|moda|news|online|xxx|health|bot|cw|date
