Interesting to see how strongly the preference for .co.uk was connected with age groups in the survey. I think the comments about trust and the local identity of a domain are particularly relevant. Even today, the choice of a country-specific extension can depend a lot on the target audience and...
I think the registration date is definitely useful when comparing older domains, although I agree that age alone doesn't automatically make a domain valuable. The name itself, its history, backlinks, and whether it was actually developed probably matter much more.
For comparing registration...
I think the key distinction here is between a domain’s current registration age and its historical age. A domain that was registered 10 years ago but dropped and registered again today may have 10 years of history, while its current registration age is only a few days. So “age” really depends on...