String analyses
One analysis per string, on its page: what the round shows, what the filings declare, the application strategy, the question the Guidebook raises, what will be observable and when.
- .agent13 applicants · 8 October 2026Thirteen filings for one word. Twelve describe an open namespace; one asks for community priority and binds itself to a foundation.Open the string page →
- .mcp5 applicants · 8 October 2026Google files .mcp as a community TLD for the Model Context Protocol; OpenAI files it as an open one; three registries file it as three letters.Open the string page →
- .taylorswift1 applicant · 8 October 2026A person's name filed as a closed brand TLD; the declared ultimate control is that person. The filing asserts the trademark in one sentence.Open the string page →
- .trump1 applicant · 8 October 2026A surname filed as a closed brand TLD, by a single applicant. The filing argues over several paragraphs why the name is a trademark.Open the string page →
- .yeah2 applicants · 8 October 2026Booking.com cites a YEAH trademark and has no fallback; Toddler Logic (Ethos / Identity Digital group) answers with stock sentences and keeps .prototype in reserve. By 21 October, its choice decides whether there is contention.Open the string page →