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".com" forever? There is no reason we can have better naming systems. Consider ".io". It's often used by startups and signals quite a lot about a domain.
by bachback 11y ago
".com" forever? There is no reason we can have better naming systems. Consider ".io". It's often used by startups and signals quite a lot about a domain.
- cobweb 11y agoYes but no but. Originally tlds had meaning but slowly became watered down for general purpose use.
- bachback 11y agoWhat is a "domain"? Its a name attached to some organization and an entry in a database. The problem is you have middle-men controlling that database, which means its structure can't change.
- coldpie 11y agoIt means "input/output" to me, and I'm often confused when I end up at a clothing store. Or ".co" which makes me think I'm being phished.