Is there any existing TLD for esperanto websites, or any plan for creating one?
Wiki states that epo is the ISO code for esperanto language, so it could be used as the de facto TLD.
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.epo could work, and there is precedent with other language-specific TLDs such as .cat (for the Catalan language). It was backed by a non-profit promoting the use of the language, so in theory something like the UEA could suggest and back a .epo TLD.... funds permitting of course.
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I remember a discussion about applying for ".eo". But who will pay for that? So no, there is no TLD for Esperanto.
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4Concerning .eo, it is not possible because two-letter top-level domains are reserved for country codes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain – Mutre Sep 6 '16 at 7:26
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Isn't Esperantujo an country? I prefer eo over epo but why not have both? :D – Christian Schott Sep 8 '16 at 17:39
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Why not .ejo ? It means "place" (so it remembers site) and it's similar to "eo" which is the language code for esperanto.
