User talk:Mithunbafna

.la

The changes you made are a major change to the subject of the article and it needs to be discussed on the talk page first, and by that I mean you post your view and then wait for other people to voice their opinions and agree or disagree with the changes. I think the general time frame to wait for comments is 10 days.

The problem I have with this change is that countries generally have a domain name and cities do not, so I cant see how a city could take over a country domain and leave them with none. Further more you have provided no independent reliable references for this information (ie. newspaper articles, article from reliable online news sites).

I advise you not to change the page again without consensus, further reverting could be considered edit warring , which is a blockable offence. Sarahj2107 (talk) 21:41, 18 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

.LA is for Los Angeles as of today. Laos has relaunched campaign to claim it back.

.LA is Los Angeles domain. Laos has relaunched campaign to take it back but as of now it belongs to Los Angeles.

Please read the sources. I will keep posting more sources.

Sources: 1. http://domainincite.com/4180-laos-to-reclaim-la-from-los-angeles

2. http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=218183

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