/*
 **** RESTRICTED SUBDOMAINS
 * **************************
 *
 * for the moment the following subdomains are restricted
 * the list is not necessarily complete and could be extend at some point
 *
 *
 **** EXPLANATION
 * ****************
 *
 *      Some of these subdomains are reserved for JS.ORG itself (e.g.: mail.js.org, admin.js.org).
 *      Others are so generic that they should be used for community driven pages only (e.g.: blog.js.org, docs.js.org).
 *      If you are willing to use one of the restricted subdomains in a way the community can benefit and participate, you can always file an issue and start a discussion.
 *
 */

var cnames_restricted = [
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    "a11y",
    "about",
    "account(s)",
    "ad(s)",
    "admin(s)",
    "answer(s)",
    "api(s)",
    "app(s)",
    "archive(s)",
    "array(s)",
    "asm",
    "async",
    "awesome",
    "backup(s)",
    "bar",
    "base",
    "basic(s)",
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    "code",
    "communit(y/ies)",
    "compan(y/ies)",
    "compare",
    "compile",
    "console",
    "contact(s)",
    "cookie(s)",
    "copy",
    "copyright(s)",
    "core",
    "create",
    "crew(s)",
    "css",
    "data",
    "ddns",
    "deal",
    "debug",
    "demo(s)",
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    "doc(s)",
    "domain(s)",
    "donate(s)",
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    "easy",
    "ecma",
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    "enterprise(s)",
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    "es6",
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    "galler(y/ies)",
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    "i18n",
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    "internet",
    "io",
    "js",
    "json",
    "l10n",
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    "login",
    "logo(s)",
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    "loop(s)",
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    "market(s)",
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    "meet",
    "member(s)",
    "mobile",
    "module(s)",
    "mx",
    "my",
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    "new(s)",
    "newsgroup(s)",
    "newsletter(s)",
    "ninja(s)",
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    "ns(1/2)",
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    "package(s)",
    "page(s)",
    "password(s)",
    "permalink(s)",
    "piwik",
    "plain",
    "pop3",
    "portal(s)",
    "professional(s)",
    "program(s)",
    "project(s)",
    "prototype(s)",
    "pub(s)",
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    "readme(s)",
    "regex(p)",
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    "shop(s)",
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    "sub(s)",
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    "system(s)",
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    "var(s)",
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    "vpn",
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    "wasm",
    "watch",
    "web",
    "webmail",
    "webmaster",
    "world",
    "ww(1/2/3/42)",
    "www(1/2/3/42)",
    "xml"
]