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The article notes that .tx.us domains are delegated to the Texas Regional Hostmaster, which requires a mailing address in the same locality as the domain. [1] However, the TRH apparently shut down in 2018, with registration reverting to Neustar (presumably now GoDaddy). [2] Does this fairly unusual requirement about the mailing address remain, or did it go away with TRH? Minh Nguyễn💬 22:07, 14 June 2023 (UTC)Reply
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