Back in 2014, Nominet released the .uk top level domain (TLD). Since many people were already using the .co.uk TLD, Nominet also made the decision to implement a Right To Registration policy. Up until this year, the Right To Registration policy meant that every person with a .co.uk domain (or a .org.uk, .me.uk, .net.uk, .plc.uk, or .ltd.uk TLD) registered with Nominet, prior to the .uk release, automatically got protection of the .uk equivalent for five years. Anyone attempting to buy the .uk version of these protected domains then had to prove they were eligible by using the same registration details…
