tianjunjie
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I hold more than 20 DotOOO domain names.
America.ooo
Bitcoin.ooo
Dream.ooo
Zone.ooo
......
Show your DotOOO domain names.
America.ooo
Bitcoin.ooo
Dream.ooo
Zone.ooo
......
Show your DotOOO domain names.
My guess: a typo of their actual worth:WHY?!
My guess: a typo of their actual worth:
triple zero.
I actually think it might catch on in India (and then perhaps in some other upcoming markets) few years from now.
When we're looking from our perspective, sure, it seems pretty pointless thing to be focusing on. Because we're familiar with all the alternatives, have pretty strong historical attachments to some domain extensions and, more generally, to how the Internet functions. But in developing countries, there are going to be millions and millions of people that will enter the Internet market without such attachments. And they will do so in quite different conditions than the first .com or .net users did, so the "mobile friendly extension" argument may actually work out there.
Another thing is the money which the new users will bring to the table. India, unlike China, will not have the option to simply buy their way into the market. That also might persuade some customers to look for alternatives cheaper than .com's. Of course there is always a question wthether this particular extension has the will and marketing power to become such viable alternative, even locally.
Regardless of the above, there is no urgency to stock .ooo domains for now. I myself have only few of them and I'm pretty happy about it at this point.
I actually think it might catch on in India (and then perhaps in some other upcoming markets) few years from now.
When we're looking from our perspective, sure, it seems pretty pointless thing to be focusing on. Because we're familiar with all the alternatives, have pretty strong historical attachments to some domain extensions and, more generally, to how the Internet functions. But in developing countries, there are going to be millions and millions of people that will enter the Internet market without such attachments. And they will do so in quite different conditions than the first .com or .net users did, so the "mobile friendly extension" argument may actually work out there.
Another thing is the money which the new users will bring to the table. India, unlike China, will not have the option to simply buy their way into the market. That also might persuade some customers to look for alternatives cheaper than .com's. Of course there is always a question wthether this particular extension has the will and marketing power to become such viable alternative, even locally.
Regardless of the above, there is no urgency to stock .ooo domains for now. I myself have only few of them and I'm pretty happy about it at this point.
"then idea of 000 (zeros) is a non starter as an argument."
No, it's not because it will look like that to a lot of people. It's actually a great argument against it.
"Consider that the extension continues to make small but stead growth and is nearing its way into the top 100 gTLDs."
"it is being promoted heavily in INDIA"
Net of 6 yesterday. 6 according to - http://www.registrarstats.com/TLDDomainCounts.aspx
And why three o's? How could ppl not wonder why there aren't 2 o's or 4?
BTW - Feb 4th for those that picked up single letter.ooo
All IDN extensions have numbers. That's not the point. Confusing 0 for O or o is ridiculous. First suggestion I'd say is, go and get eye glasses.Please name me one extension that you know of that has NUMBER in it!
For the same reason having .com over .us.but why have a .ooo over a .in or .co.in?
For the same reason having .com over .us.
I'll say it again, don't compare 30 yrs old gTLDs with new gTLDs. If .com was going to be launched in the same period with other 1k gTLDs everyone was going to make fun of it.