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discuss Why do Non-English websites use an English TLD like .Now?
One of the common assumptions about the .NOW extension is that it is well suited for English-language audiences because “now” is naturally an English word. However, while searching active .NOW websites, a recurring pattern challenges this assumption: Several of these websites appear to be fully...- Select Domains
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discuss Why do Non-English websites use an English TLD like .Now?
One of the common assumptions about the .NOW extension is that it is well suited for English-language audiences because “now” is naturally an English word. However, while searching active .NOW websites, a recurring pattern challenges this assumption: Several of these websites appear to be fully...- Select Domains
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