Puking fi-domain info from traficom

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 # Domains
 
+## Our services
+
 We intend to meet your basic fi-domain needs. That means
 
 1. registering the domain
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 - 1.50 €/month
 - 15 €/year
 
+**
+Interested? Check fi-domain availability 
+[here](https://www.traficom.fi/en/communications/fi-domains/fi-domain-name-search)
+and contact me directly to make the arrangements!
+**
+
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+
+Below is much info puked from traficom that may or may not be of interest.
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+
 ## fi-domain name requirements
 
 !!! INFO
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 - [names of public body or its bodies](https://www.ytj.fi/en/index.html)
 - names of diplomatic missions of foreign states or their bodies
 - established names, secondary marks or trademarks referred to in the Business Names Act or Trademarks Act.
+
+## How to choose a good domain name?
+
+!!! INFO
+	Consider carefully what kind of domain name is best for you. Before
+	registering a domain name, make sure the permitted characters and
+	the lawfulness of the domain name.
+
+The domain name must not infringe a protected name or trademark owned by
+another party. Domain name holders are responsible for making sure that the
+domain name they have registered is lawful. Consult the public registers to
+verify that the domain name you are about to register is lawful.
+
+An fi-domain name may contain 2-63 characters. The permitted characters and the
+restrictions in their use are further specified.
+
+Permitted characters in domain names are
+
+- letters a-z
+- numbers 0-9
+- hyphen-minus (-)
+
+Permitted native language characters are
+
+- letters å, ä and ö
+- characters in the Sami languages spoken in Finland
+
+A domain name may not begin or end with a hyphen-minus. The third and fourth
+characters may not both be hyphen-minuses.
+
+An exception to this is the ACE form (ASCII Compatible Encoding) of a domain
+name containing native language characters å, ä or ö. In such case, the third
+and fourth characters may both be hyphen-minuses.
+
+### Tips for a good domain name
+
+A domain name should be clear and contain as few technical restrictions as
+possible. A good domain name:
+
+- does not infringe any names or trademarks already registered by another party
+- cannot be confused with another domain name. A name that is very similar to
+  another name may lead to misunderstandings.
+- matches your company name, auxiliary company name or trademark
+- is distinctive and reflects your subject or service
+- sounds clear also when spoken and pronounced in different languages. Replacing
+  letters å, ä and ö with a and o, for instance, may change the name's meaning
+  into something unflattering. Keep in mind the technical requirements
+  concerning the Finnish and Sami native characters as well as hyphen-minus.
+- may be used as an email address, if necessary. For example, the domain name
+  citywastewatertreatmentplant.fi is too complicated to be used as an email
+  address firstname.lastname@citywastewatertreatmentplant.fi.
+
+It is very important to verify that the fi-domain name is lawful before
+registering it. If your domain name infringes someone else's protected name or
+trademark, you can lose your domain name.
+Traficom can remove an fi-domain name from the domain name register at the
+request of the owner of a protected name or trademark if the domain name is
+identical or similar to the protected name or trademark.
+
+## Native language characters in domain names
+
+!!! INFO
+	An fi-domain name may contain Finnish native characters (e.g. å, ä and ö)
+	that differ from the Latin alphabet. The majority of software converts these
+	characters into a form that is accepted by name server systems. However, not
+	all software and keyboards support native language characters. We do not
+	recommend to use a domain name containing native language characters as your
+	primary domain name.
+
+Internet name server systems can only process the traditional letters (a to z)
+of the Latin alphabet. In order for name servers to accept native language
+characters in domain names, the characters must be converted into another form.
+
+Software, internet browsers and email programs that support national domain
+names automatically convert them from plain text into a form that name server
+systems can read.
+
+However, due to technical restrictions, it is not recommended to use a domain
+name containing native language characters as a primary domain name.
+
+### Permitted characters in domain names
+
+The permitted characters in fi-domain names are letters from a to z, numbers
+from 0 to 9, hyphen-minus and the following native language characters:
+
+![Kansalliset merkit](https://www.traficom.fi/sites/default/files/styles/media_image_lg/public/media/images/fi-kansalliset-merkit.png.jpg)
+
+à, â, ä, å ...
+... õ, ö ...
+
+An fi-domain name cannot begin or end with a hyphen-minus. A domain name cannot
+begin with characters xn--. The ACE form (ASCII Compatible Encoding) of a domain
+name containing native language characters always begins with characters xn--.
+
+### Rights to domain names containing native language characters
+
+Fi-domain name holders have no priority to a domain name similar to their domain
+name apart from native language characters (å, ä, ö). These domain names, too,
+are granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
+
+However, regardless of whether a domain name contains native language characters
+or not, it can be considered identical to a protected name or trademark that
+contains native language characters.
+
+For example, both domain name åäö.fi and domain name aao.fi would be considered
+identical to the protected name or trademark ÅÄÖ. Instead, if the protected name
+or trademark were AAO, the only domain name considered identical to it would be
+aao.fi.
+
+### Technical restrictions of browser software
+
+The latest versions of most browser software support domain names containing
+native language characters. The most popular of them are Mozilla Firefox,
+Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and Safari.
+
+### Technical restrictions of email addresses
+
+If domain names containing native language characters are intended to be used in
+email addresses, the sender's email program must support such characters. The
+support in many email programs is still insufficient, and therefore it is
+recommended to check this directly from the manufacturer of the program.
+
+Due to technical restrictions, it is not recommended to use a domain name
+containing native language characters in an email address. Few email programs
+support IDNs. Without IDN support, the domain name has to be used in an
+impractical coded form. For example, info@ääkkönen.fi in coded form is
+info@ xn--kknen-fraa=0m.fi.
+
+### Keyboard support for native language characters
+
+It can be difficult or even impossible to type fi-domain names containing native
+language characters using a foreign language keyboard. Without keyboard support,
+one solution for entering native language characters in Windows operating system
+is Character Map program.