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Old 04-19-2008, 03:09 AM THREAD STARTER               #1 (permalink)
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Which is stronger? Domains or Names?


Which is stronger? Between..

Q1) Domains vs Names at the end of the domain name.

Q2) Domain vs Name vs DN at the beginning of the domain name.

Q3) Between 1) & 2) above.

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Old 04-19-2008, 03:18 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Well according to current trends and as we see it ourselves on Namepros and Dnforum

Name and DN in starting are good.

Namecheap, Namemedia, DNJournal etc are some other examples.
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I would put my vote in for 2) Domain or Name or DN at the beginning of the domain name.
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How about between the words Domains vs Names at the end of the domain name, and Domain vs Name vs DN at the beginning of the domain name? 3 questions, actually.

What do you think of these new registrations...
dnname(s) and dndomain(s) were all taken. I regged dndomainname(s) (a little longer than I usually care for). domain88, name88, dn88 were all taken. I regged domains88 and names88. All dot com, of course.
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Q2) Domain vs Name vs DN at the beginning of the domain name.
This is a better option.
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