Yet an other open ccTLD... dot.sg

[AdoptableDomains]

Singapore is now trying to get in on the act. I wonder what they'll try to say .sg means other Than "singapore". I'll throw one out...Slow Growth.

Story here


That reminds me...It sure has been quiet lateley about the status of the newly proposed spsonsored TLD's.

 

[suthra]

if its .sg and if its allowed to individuals all over the world to register, then its a good extension.

 

[QBert]

where can we reg a .sg?

 

[mole]

where can we reg a .sg?

http://www.domains.cn

 

[AdoptableDomains]

where can we reg a .sg?

See here:
http://www.nic.net.sg/newsroom/20040816030345.html

 

[Anthony]

if its .sg and if its allowed to individuals all over the world to register, then its a good extension.

You mean it's good just because it has no registration restrictions? There are more things to consider, IMHO.

 

[edkerry]

Singapore is not a new tld

 

[redhippo]

Here's some acronyms it could stand for:
http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?String=exact&Acronym=sg&Find=Find

Although, I think "Sega Genesis" is a bit dated. Maybe "Soylent Green" or "StarGate"? :lol:

all tld's have potential. you market it right with proper content it will sell!@

 

[middlebe]

.sg = suggestion (who wants that?)

nubee

 

[Raf]

Heh, I dont see much use for such a ccTLD unless you have some sort of company in Singapore.

 

[Albert]

Heh, I dont see much use for such a ccTLD unless you have some sort of company in Singapore.

Agree with you.

 

[1rrr1]

Do they allow .sg or .com.sg?.
.com.sg sucks :

i agree, but i think both will suck....