domain w3blog.net

[adamjo419]

Just got this domain,I appreciate your appraisals. Be honest.
Thanks,
adam

 

[dgridley]

Almost as good as my W3Blogs.com... :lol:

Yours, mid xx to high xx undeveloped, IMO. Net hurts just a bit if there are similar .com's. W3 = web or www. BTW.. I prefer blogs to blog.

 

[Legend.name]

Low $xx, IMHO.

 

[superprogrammer]

I think .net rather than hurting it really adds to the name
.com sounds commercial but .net is here for network of blogs
Would need development and seeing w3 term getting popular, time to hit the iron when while it is hot
Good luck
San

 

[dgridley]

Many types of blogs are commercially oriented...but in any case, .net hurts this if a similar .com is developed, as traffic will naturally defer to the .com version.

I think .net rather than hurting it really adds to the name
.com sounds commercial but .net is here for network of blogs

 

[adamjo419]

Keep them coming to give me a better idea.
Thanks,
Adam

 

[superprogrammer]

Many types of blogs are commercially oriented...but in any case, .net hurts this if a similar .com is developed, as traffic will naturally defer to the .com version.

Yeah agree that people type .com first but if .net is developed better people will rarely care about .com though it would still get some type-in traffic.
It is all about the development

 

[vimkar]

low $$ imho....

well some traffic will go to dg's .com lol

 

[adamjo419]

Thanks for all the comments!!!

 

[Complete Hostings]

mid xx$

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Lowmid $xx
-Allan

 

[Tippy]

I appreciate your appraisals. Be honest.

Reg fee wholesale, perhaps w3 is getting more populare around here but not to the general public, it would have been better to stick with a real used word rather then go the w3 route IMHO, especially using the .net along with it.

 

[Complete Hostings]

I appreciate your appraisals. Be honest.

Reg fee wholesale, perhaps w3 is getting more populare around here but not to the general public, it would have been better to stick with a real used word rather then go the w3 route IMHO, especially using the .net along with it.

yes i would have to agree using a number instead of a letter is fine but you should finding one where you can get the .com in my opinion

 

[ftech]

I don't believe in using w3 in domain names.

reg fee tops.

 

[dgridley]

Despite that, they are gaining in popularity, not just here, but elsewhere as well... and let's not forget the Grandaddy of them all, the W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium).

Resistance is futile.. you will be assimilated.

I don't believe in using w3 in domain names.

reg fee tops.

 

[ftech]

Resistance is futile.. you will be assimilated.

Oh, no! Beem me up Scottie..:lol: