.tv Debating development options

[ownthisdomainnow]

I have some .tv domains. (Some listed - some not).

I am trying to decide whether to

Develop away from enom?
Develop with what enom is providing now at their website creator?
Or wait and use the tools they give in the near future?

Has anyone seen a website developed for .tv using what enom is currently providing?

Thanks for the help. I am honestly looking for direction from some of you wh have been working this field.

I love the .tv forum.
David

 

[ownthisdomainnow]

1 bump and then I will figure the question didn't make sense.

 

[antonis12]

Wait until may to see what they will provide for free and then you can make your decision with full knowledge.

A month up or down is not going to make a difference anyway...

IMO

 

[TheBulldog]

We are all in wait mode right now.

Dev a bit, poke around and see what names are left out there, debate about the first of may.

Oh, make sure that if I post for an appraisal that you aim high. Lie if you need to.

 

[*AllThings.tv*]

There are a lot of paths to developing dot tv sites. Perhaps its wise to look at all available to you.

Usually the ones that are free are not always the best, i.e. you get what you pay for. Then again having a developed site is better than having a non developed site.

 

[Dr. Mindwrecker]

Millers put up a post about two weeks ago with almost 40 different companies offering various development options.

Look back on the board a bit...

 

[ownthisdomainnow]

Thank you for the input.

I guess my thing is, I have very little dev. skills and don't want to pour a great deal into something that will look totally different in 3 months. This extension is too powerful to do a cheesy job with it.

Again, thanks to all who have responded.

 

[MillersCrossing]

This extension is too powerful to do a cheesy job with it.

Excellent point - .TV is a double edged sword.......if you are gonna develop a .TV, especially a video site, it has to look the business......in other words, it needs to distinguish itself from the .coms out there, otherise, it will not have established its image/brand and viewers have no reason to return.....

No half-hearted measures is right