Domain name terminalogy.

[GreenGambler]

OK, for some reason I just thought about this and decided to see what you think.

I have a question about whether or not there is a term for a certain form of a domain name. Such as when reffering to a domain name, alone, without the extension. Or reffering to a domain name with it's complete extension.

A similar example in English would be a word representing one thing is singluar and a word representing multiple things is plural.

Bird = singular form of the word.
Birds = plural form of the word.

So for the domain name. Abcde.com it could be said that, when reffering to the domain name.

Abcde = Ural form of the domain name.
Abcde.com = Exlar form of the domain name.



LOL, am I crazy?

 

[Jeff]

GreenGambler, you cwazy! :p :imho:

-Jeff

 

[liquidcherry]

GG, take it slow....put down the green stuff u are smoking right now....and everything will turn out fine when you wake up tomorrow!! :hehe:

Cheers,

Frank

 

[GreenGambler]

GG, take it slow....put down the green stuff u are smoking right now....and everything will turn out fine when you wake up tomorrow!! :hehe:

Cheers,

Frank

Your so wise..

LMAO, it is Saturday night and I do have a few friends coming over in a few.. Twas a long week. And nothing wrong with a little creative thinking. :hehe:

 

[liquidcherry]

Creative thinking, me loves....have P.H.U.N tonight with your friendTTZZZ!!

Cheers,

Frank

(P.S, update me on the LLLL Scamming issue once u have news....is there a RSS reader setup? )....

 

[htmlindex]

LOL, am I crazy?

Yep. :p

 

[DylanButler]

Agreed the domain industry has a very rich lexicon, if that is what you are trying to say.

 

[coyote_tls]

Another one to store in the GreenGambler idea vault.
lol, hows it goin' buddy?

 

[GreenGambler]

Hey man, it's going good. Nice to see ya!