.wiki

.wiki is a generic top-level domain built around the concept of collaboratively created and edited knowledge. The term “wiki” is widely associated with websites where information is organized into interconnected pages that can be updated over time.

The extension can suit community documentation, project knowledge bases, fan resources, technical references, internal documentation and public educational collections. A topic name before .wiki can immediately suggest a reference-style site.

A .wiki domain does not mean that content is collaboratively edited, neutral or factually verified. The operator can choose any publishing model, and readers still need to evaluate sources and editorial practices.

For a product or organization that mainly sells services rather than publishes knowledge, the extension may be better suited to documentation than to the main commercial site.

.wiki is an open generic top-level domain, subject to registry and ICANN policies, reserved names, premium classifications and third-party rights.