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Subdomain Creation Policy
Naming rules, restricted words, and a live availability checker.
Last updated: July 2026
1Overview
At SRIJANYASPHERE you can create custom subdomains for your projects. To keep the platform safe, professional and secure, certain words are restricted from use in subdomain names.
Our policy prohibits roughly 1,500 words across several categories — administrative, support-related, inappropriate, and misleading or security-sensitive terms.
2Restricted Word Categories
- Administrative terms — words like “admin”, “administrator”, “system”, “root”.
- Support-related terms — words that could mislead about support, like “help”, “support”, “service”, “official”.
- Inappropriate language — profanity, slurs and other offensive terms.
- Legal & security terms — words usable for phishing or impersonation, like “legal”, “security”, “verify”.
3Why We Restrict Certain Words
- User safety — protect users from harmful, offensive or misleading content.
- Security — prevent phishing and impersonation of official or administrative services.
- Legal compliance — avoid trademarked terms, offensive language and other problematic content.
- Community standards — keep subdomain names professional and respectful.
4Naming Rules
When creating a subdomain, keep these rules in mind:
- Must be between 3 and 63 characters.
- Only lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens are allowed.
- Cannot start or end with a hyphen.
- Restricted words cannot be used.
5Check Your Subdomain
Check whether your desired subdomain is available and allowed:
.srijanyasphere.com
6Need Help?
Questions about this policy or need assistance? Reach our team or review the related policies:
Questions about this policy?
Our team is happy to help clarify anything.