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"This extension is actually a country-code top-level domain, or ccTLD. A country-code domain extension is one that’s granted to a specific country. In this case, it’s the country code for Colombia!It first appeared in 1991 and was delegated to the University of the Andes. Back then, it was primarily used for country-focused sites run by the government.Chances are, you’ve seen the .co domain extension used by sites that had nothing to do with the country of Colombia. For a while, it had strict usage limitations. But that all changed in 2010. After nearly two decades of being a restricted country code, .co domain extension was made available to those outside of Colombia. It’s now frequently used by sites in the United States and beyond.Today, anyone can use it regardless of their affiliation or site purpose. When this happened, the .co domain took on a life of its own."