Thanks for the feedback. The developed tab is limited to the sites namesets, and that section didn't crossover very well from the spreadsheet. Definitely needs a little human oversight. But also to your point, super intelligence development in the .si tld is still early, currently filled with more slop than established ai/si companies.
On a comical note: Somebody is out there claiming historical names in .si, enabling a way to talk to figures from the past? Maybe as a history based persona tutoring service, don't just read about benjamin franklin, let Benjamin Franklin read to you? IDK.. (franklin, kennedy, lincoln, jefferson, milton, geneva, ulysses)
I was able to transfer all my .si domains from Dynadot to Spaceship without any problems, except for 3 names. When I try to generate an auth code, I get the following error: "Please wait for the domain name initialization to complete".
Has anyone experienced a similar issue? Thanks in advance.
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Available/taken 4L are the next domaining frontier @Grilled. It’s a long way to go.
CVCV with identical consonants and vowels are taken. VCVC a few available.
More available if only consonants or vowels are identical and the other ones can differ.
Most disliked letter is Q, as always. I wonder if Quantum Computing is able to change the wallflower existence.
But let’s be careful. Domainers are holding bags with uncounted 4L dot coms including too many non-premium letters.
Regarding 4N there is an expert on board @lambo.com
Afternic has been wonky, I thought about removing Afternic entirely, but I have to believe some listings are accurate, and leaving it could be helpful for those looking for deals, or price discovery. A lot of too good to be true listing fail to be added to cart, and just redirect to a GoDaddy page with a message that says "This domain is registered, but may still be available" such as:
I've noticed other listings that appear more legit return an error that says "Error occurred processing link" when attempting to add a domain to cart such as:
I'm not sure if there is a difference between errors.
Thinking outloud, maybe I could add a rule to confirm afternic listing by seeing if the domain will actually add to cart. Or some other acceptable solution that doesn't get flagged.
I'm at 99% of my Claude weekly usage, so I'll push an update tomorrow. But here's what Claude Code told me in response to asking about the discreptency:
Code:
Afternic
┌────────────────────┬──────────┬───────────┐
│ │ Buy now │ Min offer │
├────────────────────┼──────────┼───────────┤
│ What we had stored │ $9,900 │ $500 │
├────────────────────┼──────────┼───────────┤
│ Afternic right now │ $119,888 │ $10,000 │
└────────────────────┴──────────┴───────────┘
- The stored $9,900 is from when jupiter.si was first added with the planets set (around Oct 16). No change was ever recorded after that.
- The nightly refresh should re-check it every night, because it's a listed domain. The function returns the correct $119,888 today.
- I can't prove whether last night's run checked it and Afternic changed the price afterwards, or whether the run skipped it. The refresh only writes a line when a price changes, and it keeps no "last checked" date per domain. That's also why I couldn't tell you when it was last run.
I set it to record the date of last checked going forward. I'm thinking some of the issue is afternics links staying live even after a domain owner removes the listing.
Afternic has been wonky, I thought about removing Afternic entirely, but I have to believe some listings are accurate, and leaving it could be helpful for those looking for deals, or price discovery. A lot of too good to be true listing fail to be added to cart, and just redirect to a GoDaddy page with a message that says "This domain is registered, but may still be available" such as:
I've noticed other listings that appear more legit return an error that says "Error occurred processing link" when attempting to add a domain to cart such as:
I'm not sure if there is a difference between errors.
Thinking outloud, maybe I could add a rule to confirm afternic listing by seeing if the domain will actually add to cart. Or some other acceptable solution that doesn't get flagged.
I'm at 99% of my Claude weekly usage, so I'll push an update tomorrow. But here's what Claude Code told me in response to asking about the discreptency:
Code:
Afternic
┌────────────────────┬──────────┬───────────┐
│ │ Buy now │ Min offer │
├────────────────────┼──────────┼───────────┤
│ What we had stored │ $9,900 │ $500 │
├────────────────────┼──────────┼───────────┤
│ Afternic right now │ $119,888 │ $10,000 │
└────────────────────┴──────────┴───────────┘
- The stored $9,900 is from when jupiter.si was first added with the planets set (around Oct 16). No change was ever recorded after that.
- The nightly refresh should re-check it every night, because it's a listed domain. The function returns the correct $119,888 today.
- I can't prove whether last night's run checked it and Afternic changed the price afterwards, or whether the run skipped it. The refresh only writes a line when a price changes, and it keeps no "last checked" date per domain. That's also why I couldn't tell you when it was last run.
I set it to record the date of last checked going forward. I'm thinking some of the issue is afternics links staying live even after a domain owner removes the listing.
Until GoDaddy launches (this week), there was/is no search discovery there. The .si listings aren't in reg path, they are just landers - and landers that pushed to 101domain (so they lost the GoDaddy trust imo). Pointless to list there imo - although that will change shortly.