discuss .C domains

[colenot]

Anyone registering .C domains? I see a bunch of posts on X on the registry account. Personally, I like that it's short for .com, but of course will never come close to its popularity.

Where can I go to see how many have been registered?

Thanks

 

[Inframan]

https://www.101domain.com/c.htm

The C domain has two binding sites, one for the electrophilic donor substrate and one for the nucleophilic acceptor substrate2.
^Always good to know^

 

[colenot]

https://www.101domain.com/c.htm

The C domain has two binding sites, one for the electrophilic donor substrate and one for the nucleophilic acceptor substrate2.
^Always good to know^

Thanks! Where can I go to see how many .C domains have been registered?

 

[ananittarhib]

Anyone registering .C domains? I see a bunch of posts on X on the registry account. Personally, I like that it's short for .com, but of course will never come close to its popularity.

Where can I go to see how many have been registered?

Thanks

When it comes to TLDs, the.c top-level domain is not as popular as more well-known TLDs like.com,.org, and.net. Few comments or postings exist regarding.c domain registrations, indicating that this TLD is specialized and less well-known. Although they could be helpful, short.c domain names are not expected to challenge.com's supremacy. Although the inventory is limited,.c domains may be searched for availability via domain registrars such as Reg-Names.com, as well as domain markets and auction sites.

 

[VivifyDomains]

When it comes to TLDs, the.c top-level domain is not as popular as more well-known TLDs like.com,.org, and.net. Few comments or postings exist regarding.c domain registrations, indicating that this TLD is specialized and less well-known. Although they could be helpful, short.c domain names are not expected to challenge.com's supremacy. Although the inventory is limited,.c domains may be searched for availability via domain registrars such as Reg-Names.com, as well as domain markets and auction sites.

Thanks fellow human and definitely not chatgpt

 

[colenot]

Thanks fellow human and definitely not chatgpt

Exactly what I was thinking.

 

[colenot]

Seriously, where can I see the number of domains registered on any given extension, in this case .C domains?

Would love to see numbers and statistics on different domain extensions.

Thanks everyone!

 

[dirk]

"Experimental Name Warning
No Refunds, No Exceptions, Don't Even Ask, Seriously"

~ porkbun.

 

[HotKey]

"Experimental Name Warning
No Refunds, No Exceptions, Don't Even Ask, Seriously"

~ porkbun.

They know what's up and tell it. Handshake.org is upfront too. I have respect for that. This protocol is 4 years strong now, pretty good for an experiment. Dot-c is one of the first to offer domain registrations.

I have a couple TLDs too that people have registered about 50 domains on over the last year!

Where can I go to see how many have been registered?

https://theshake.xyz/stats Dot-c around 4k.

Handshake hit 12 million total names last month.

 

[colenot]

They know what's up and tell it. Handshake.org is upfront too. I have respect for that. This protocol is 4 years strong now, pretty good for an experiment. Dot-c is one of the first to offer domain registrations.

I have a couple TLDs too that people have registered about 50 domains on over the last year!


https://theshake.xyz/stats Dot-c around 4k.

Handshake hit 12 million total names last month.

Thank you so much! Exactly what I was looking for!

They know what's up and tell it. Handshake.org is upfront too. I have respect for that. This protocol is 4 years strong now, pretty good for an experiment. Dot-c is one of the first to offer domain registrations.

I have a couple TLDs too that people have registered about 50 domains on over the last year!


https://theshake.xyz/stats Dot-c around 4k.

Handshake hit 12 million total names last month.

These stats aren’t updated at all so the don’t show current registration numbers. Anyone know where else I can check for updated.C domain names?

 

[nicenic]

Anyone registering .C domains? I see a bunch of posts on X on the registry account. Personally, I like that it's short for .com, but of course will never come close to its popularity.

Where can I go to see how many have been registered?

Thanks

.C domain is not currently a standard TLD. You may be seeing some special events or promotions. To check the registration status, you can use the WHOIS checking tool to find out the registration status of the domain name. If interested in .C, we recommend following industry forums and registrar updates.