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the machine learning file format PyTorch Internet country code top-level domain for Portugal July 2021 .pt #CCF .DotPt domain logo.svg 1988 6 30 yes Country code top-level domain Active Associação DNS.PT Associação DNS.PT Entities connected with Portugal Very popular in Portugal 2,104,387 February 2026 PT Estatísticas - .PT https://www.pt.pt/pt/estatisticas/ 2024-03-19 www.dns.pt pt Various restrictions for different subdomains; .com.pt is unlimited Registrations are taken directly at second level or at third level beneath some second-level labels pt.pt yes .pt is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Portugal and is managed by Associação DNS.PT. It has the following second-level domains: .com.pt: no restrictions; online registration .edu.pt: education .gov.pt: Government of Portugal .int.pt: international organizations or diplomatic missions in Portugal .net.pt: telecommunications providers .nome.pt: individuals (nome is Portuguese for name) .org.pt: Non-profit organizations .publ.pt: publications (e.g. newspapers) .co.pt .lda.pt As from the 1 May 2012 Registration directly at second-level is available, without restrictions.http://www.dns.pt www.dns.pt On the first week there was a 28984 new domains register under the .pt. Since July 1, 2005, some characters with diacritics have been supported in domain names (IDN). Currently permitted characters: à, á, â, ã, ç, é, ê, í, ó, ô, õ, ú, ü. These are the only accentuated characters used in Portuguese words, although "ü" has been deprecated by the Portuguese-Language Orthographic Agreement of 1990. Apart from .gov.pt, Portuguese subdomains were slow to catch on, because many people had already registered under .pt when the new ones became available. Many companies, colleges and people still prefer to use a .pt because these are harder to get and simpler to remember. However, the .com.pt subdomain is being heavily promoted by the registry, and now has numerous registrations and active Web sites. Others such as .nome.pt for individuals are still uncommon. In the early years, FCCN (pt Fundação para a Computação Científica Nacional none) tried to keep control of the .pt domain using stringent rules, which were adjusted a number of times. The precedent set by domains which were already registered but which would not be able to be registered under updated rules led to lawyers requesting the registry of any domain based on the principle of equal treatment.April 2007 When the situation was out of control, FCCN tried to promote subdomains like com.pt. Nevertheless, since the registration directly under .pt was still available, users tended to prefer these. It is estimated that the .pt suffix comprises a little less than 10% of all the Portuguese-language Internet.As of 3 August 2008, of the about 910 million pages google lists as being written in Portuguese (value obtained by adding this to this), the .pt domain comprehends more than 83 million pages, to which should be added 7 million more, which Google reports to be written in other languages (see the total of pt pages here).February 2015 It is the third most popular Portuguese-language suffix, after .br and .com, and ahead of .net, .org and .info, all above 10 million pages.February 2015 References External links IANA .pt whois information .PT domain registration website pt Fundação para a Computação Científica Nacional (.pt registry) pt List of accredited registrars pt Category:Country code top-level domains Category:Communications in Portugal Category:Council of European National Top Level Domain Registries members Category:Mass media in Portugal Category:Internet properties established in 1988 Category:Internet in Portugal sv:Toppdomän#P