discuss Boycott new gtlds!!!

[Media King]

stop register new gtlds

boycott high renewals!

 

[Vivienne Mcgregor]

Half a decade later, we might understand what we missed, but we forget how we missed that opportunity. The problem boils down to “group biases” instilled by these pundits into making an strategic investment. There is nothing called strategy when it is EXPOSED. Yes, there is no secret to investing. Strategy plans perhaps works good for a structured management, but a making a “buy/sell” is deeply a personal choice! Shrewd investors don’t look to the TV and hear the commentary run by FT channels. Investors have to trust on their own instinct.

 

[Vivienne Mcgregor]

The hegemony of this collective biases have to be broken time to time, and only with new ideas can one make collective progress. Here’s a simple example of Investing that compliments each other. Say, I grow carrots, and you grow rice, perhaps it compliments both of us in some way down the winter. The present form of “industry biases” makes everyone carrot farmers.

 

[Vivienne Mcgregor]

On a lighter note, apart from the fact that new gTLDs are making out of business, here's something I hate to agree with.

Is that a COM or EDU?

 

[Brands.International]

Troll on the loose!

What a great contribution to the forums you've made so far OP..

Best comment on this thread ... "troll on the loose", what a nice english expression

 

[Branko Jovanovic]

If you have used a ngTLD for your website and now you worry about high renewal cost, then get another domain name that is affordable, and make a 301 redirect to the new one. Ideally you will need a few months overlapping time for a transition period, and voila, you do not need to pay a high renewal rate of the old domain name.
Using the 301 redirect will diminish the negative impact of the transition to your SEO.