Note: This is not meant to be an encyclopedia article. Rather it is a source of information which could be used for writing articles on international organizations, various bits of Internet infrastructure stuff, or on the .INT domain itself. There is no need to disambiguate the wikified second-level domain names.
Most (but maybe not all) of these organizations would be suitable subjects for Wikipedia articles. They are generally either international intergovernmental organizations established by treaty, or else internet infrastructure databases. Some however (such as the YMCA) shouldn't have .INT registrations, since they don't fit the above registration criteria, yet they have them anyway. That might be something to be discussed on a page about the .INT domain itself.
@ marks bodies which are not international intergovernmental organizations or (arguably) related to Internet infrastructure, and so should not have been registered under .INT according to current .INT policy
# marks domains connected with Internet infrastructure; these are not international intergovernmental organizations
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