preference

🤨 Well folks, here’s a tricky one. As many of us know, there are A LOT of “informal rules” in centralized domaining. Many of which are packaged as “soft guidelines”, “bylaws or “courtesies”. In our view, many of them comprise the framework for “domain politics” the industry operates in tandem...

🤨 Well folks, here’s a tricky one. As many of us know, there are A LOT of “informal rules” in centralized domaining. Many of which are packaged as “soft guidelines”, “bylaws or “courtesies”. In our view, many of them comprise the framework for “domain politics” the industry operates in tandem...

So why does some people/companies prefer ccTLD over .com? I mean take a look at this domain fixupvillas.co.uk whose .com (plus loads of other extensions are available) and yet they chose this one. And it's not like that at the time of registration .com was not available because it has not been...

So why does some people/companies prefer ccTLD over .com? I mean take a look at this domain fixupvillas.co.uk whose .com (plus loads of other extensions are available) and yet they chose this one. And it's not like that at the time of registration .com was not available because it has not been...

Hi everyone, I have noticed that some domain names contain singular nouns (e.g. pizzalover.com), while others contain plural nouns (e.g. pizzalovers.com). Why do you think that is the case? And which one would you prefer to use for your domain name and why?

Hi everyone, I have noticed that some domain names contain singular nouns (e.g. pizzalover.com), while others contain plural nouns (e.g. pizzalovers.com). Why do you think that is the case? And which one would you prefer to use for your domain name and why?