TLDhens

TLDhens refers to a group of internet domain names that share a common characteristic related to their top-level domain (TLD). The term is not a formally recognized classification within internet governance but is often used informally within specific communities or discussions about domain name trends.

The exact definition of TLDhens can vary. In some contexts, it might refer to TLDs that are new generic TLDs (gTLDs) that have recently been introduced. These gTLDs offer alternatives to traditional TLDs like .com, .org, and .net, and can represent specific industries, locations, or interests. Examples include .app, .tech, or .shop.

In other instances, TLDhens could be used to describe TLDs that are part of a particular registry's offerings or that exhibit similar registration patterns or pricing structures. This informal grouping allows for easier discussion and comparison of domain name availability and market trends within certain categories of TLDs. Understanding what constitutes a "TLDhen" in any given discussion requires referring to the context in which the term is used.