Domain hacks are often regarded as harder to remember (is it projectna.me? projectn.ame? etc.) I agree...it's risky to go with the domain hack without the .com

Domain hacks are often regarded as harder to remember (is it projectna.me? projectn.ame? etc.) I agree...it's risky to go with the domain hack without the .com. If people can't remember the hacked name, they will probably go with .com before trying .net (think script.aculo.us and del.icio.us). On the other hand, if most people get to your site through search results and links, you might not have to worry about typos.