poll Agree or Disagree

[Finest Domainer]

Too many TLDs have been damaging and bad for domaining industry.

 

[Jamboree]

I’d have to agree that the flood of new TLDs has diluted the value of traditional domains like com. While variety is nice, too many options can overwhelm buyers and hurt the industry’s reputation. Plus a lot of these newer TLDs dont inspire the same level of trust or recognition, making it harder to justify higher prices for them. In the end, most people still default to com, and all these extra TLDs just add confusion rather than value

 

[Patryx]

In the end, most people still default to com, and all these extra TLDs just add confusion rather than value

Confusion is generated by ignorance. When you know, you know because everything is clear and orderly. But to make things clear you need to know and practice, order and schematize, and above all change habits, which is the most difficult thing.
Great inventions are born from a broadening of the horizon, not from vegetating in the comfort zone.

 

[nicenic]

I don’t completely agree with this statement. Although the emergence of a large number of new top-level domain names may lead to intensified market competition and increased user selection costs, on the other hand, it also provides brands and companies with more opportunities for personalization and precise positioning, enriching the diversity of domain name resources.