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.tv Singular or Plural .TVs

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Which would you register?

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  • The singular

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    28.6%
  • The plural

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    42.9%
  • Both (even though 1 is always $500+)

    votes
    28.6%
  • Neither, if I can't have both I don't want them

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    0.0%
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ok so i've been noticing a lot of potential domains where the singular and plural are both available, but where the singular is a premium name and the plural is at standard reg fee, or vice versa.

so which is it, which is better? would you rather have...

car.tv or cars.tv
movie.tv or movies.tv
download.tv or downloads.tv
song.tv or songs.tv
parent.tv or parents.tv

i know each might be unique, but is there a rule of thumb - a product vs. a service vs. a group?
 
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depends on the word... compare it on google singular vs the plural
 
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In general, for "keywords" ... the plurals, same as for ".COM's", etc. IMHO. :blink:

For developments, it really depends of course. I'd side with the non-plurals without knowing your parameters, in my view.
HNY!
-Jeff B-)
 
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As above, Depends.
For Example Ads,Cars,bikes,recipes,cartoons are better but not by much.
Sex,law,adult stuff can be in singular.
But in the end its upto the developer and the user(visitor)
 
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i think it is plural because i think more people remember plural easily like forums instead of forum......... but its just me :)
 
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