domain My first two domains

[roadracer]

:hi:
I just got ePut.org and TViq.org from another member on this site.
What do you guys think about these two?

I was thinking tviq.org could be some sort of a site discussing television shows, movies etc...while ePut..well I have no idea. I got hooked on it being pronounceable and only 4 letters long. I might keep it as a personal site.

Thanks,

-Nick

 

[dbtbandit67]

their both short, memorable, and brandable.

i do see a problem with the extension .org - organization. that extension is better suited for sites such as those that warn you about the dangers of smoking or a service that helps you get student loans

but from a development point of view, any domain has potential. and those two domains in particular are decent. eput.org is a nice VCVC, which could be an acronym for an organization. may get some type-in traffic as well

i recommend reading the guides here devoted to newbies before you make additional purchases. try introducing yourself at the welcome center as well. goodluck!

 

[scarecrow]

i like TVIQ, think of it as TV-IQ and you could post quizzes, info, jokes, discussions related to TV shows, but .org extension kind of disappoints the mentioned content.

 

[ofclean]

their both short, memorable, and brandable.

i do see a problem with the extension .org - organization. that extension is better suited for sites such as those that warn you about the dangers of smoking or a service that helps you get student loans

but from a development point of view, any domain has potential. and those two domains in particular are decent. eput.org is a nice VCVC, which could be an acronym for an organization. may get some type-in traffic as well

i recommend reading the guides here devoted to newbies before you make additional purchases. try introducing yourself at the welcome center as well. goodluck!

Six years ago, I'd agree with you that .org was only for charities and political organizations; today it's used for personal sites, forums, open-source development teams, and many, many, many blogs.

EDIT: UGH, I hate stray commas!