It certainly doesn't help that the writing is bad, the layout is bad, the communication is... bad. The very first thing any typical English-speaking reader is g

It certainly doesn't help that the writing is bad, the layout is bad, the communication is... bad. The very first thing any typical English-speaking reader is going to read doesn't even make sense. The entire paragraph is: > The domain ending .com is not optional as it is usually—it is a key differentiator. Which means nothing at all. It has insufficient context to carry any meaning to anyone of any technical level without major guessing and assumptions on the part of the reader. And by that point, they've lost basically anyone that might benefit from this...