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org

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The ending of a website address often used by charities and non-profit groups
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  • So they come in like dot coms dot Nets, dot orgs and you can get those fairly cheaply.
  • dot org

We launched Fair Sport dot org.

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Examples

  • So at the top level, and this is probably familiar to most of you, you might have, you would have Tom and Edu and net and org and you know, Gov and a few others.

  • Go to brilliant org Scishow to check out their Knowledge and Uncertainty course.

  • If you go to the World Economic forum.com or org, look up their food plan.

  • Go to Brilliant org Scishow to learn how to level up your STEM skills.

  • Is there a chance that one of these orgs is potentially hiding information from you about aliens?

  • John Lash is a regular contributor to JJIE, writer and curator for Youthpolicy.org's Youth and Justice blog, and the program director at Georgia Conflict Center.

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  • Many charities use the top-level internet domain org to promote their missions online.

  • You can find resources from non-profit organizations by visiting websites that end with org.

  • The website for the American Red Cross is redcross.org, where you can donate to their causes.

Synonyms

domain name
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A unique address made of letters and numbers separated by dots that people type to visit a website

is a specific top-level address mainly used by non-profit websites

Surface Forms

org singular
orgs plural

Etymology

The org in web addresses like .org comes from 'organization', and many charities and non-profit groups use .org, so a website ending in .org often belongs to a charity or similar group.