Give examples of sTLDs.

 Here are some examples of Sponsored Top-Level Domains (sTLDs) along with their sponsoring organizations and the communities or industries they serve:

1. **.aero**: Sponsored by SITA, serving the aviation industry.
2. **.coop**: Sponsored by the International Co-operative Alliance, serving cooperatives.
3. **.edu**: Sponsored by EDUCAUSE, serving accredited post-secondary educational institutions.
4. **.gov**: Sponsored by the United States Government, serving U.S. government agencies.
5. **.int**: Sponsored by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), serving international treaty organizations.
6. **.mil**: Sponsored by the United States Department of Defense, serving U.S. military organizations.
7. **.museum**: Sponsored by the Museum Domain Management Association (MuseDoma), serving museums.
8. **.post**: Sponsored by the Universal Postal Union (UPU), serving the postal industry.
9. **.pro**: Sponsored by Registry Services Corporation, serving licensed professionals.
10. **.tel**: Sponsored by Telnic Limited, serving communication services.
11. **.travel**: Sponsored by Tralliance Corporation, serving the travel and tourism industry.
12. **.xxx**: Sponsored by the International Foundation for Online Responsibility (IFFOR), serving the adult entertainment industry.

These are just a few examples of sTLDs, each representing a specific community, industry, or interest group and managed by a sponsoring organization responsible for establishing policies, governance structures, and eligibility requirements tailored to the needs of the community they serve.