noun

• A non-profit organization that conducts its business on the internet.

  ‘He notes that most of the domains that have been added since the original dot-com, dot-org and dot-net domains haven't become widely used.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘If the site is a dot-com, or even better, a dot-org, you're usually safe.’
  • ‘It now includes subscription and transactional access to its Domain Name Database containing all dot-com, dot-net, and dot-org TLD names.’
  • ‘Mr. Springer decided that he most enjoys being associated with a "dot-org."’
  • ‘To have a dot-com or a dot-org you have to pay, so most people wouldn't bother if it was just a fraud.’
  • ‘When introduced, File 225 included information on all available, expired, and registered dot-com, dot-net, and dot-org gTLDs.’
  • ‘"I'm fazing out the dot-org, because it's not commonplace - it never felt right," says Eisen.’
  • ‘Dot-org, at 2.3 million names, is currently the fifth most popular domain.’