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I can't believe that 101domains didn't notice that nobody else's .sm domains were working either. You'd think after around a day they would have noticed some co
by rconti 9y ago
I can't believe that 101domains didn't notice that nobody else's .sm domains were working either. You'd think after around a day they would have noticed some correlation in complaints. Or the .sm specialist would have.
But yeah, don't use unnecessarily cheap infra for really critical stuff. I don't get the fetish around obscure TLDs with web pages straight out of 1995.
http://nic.com.ai http://nic.com.ai
- bonesss 9y agoI'm gonna wager that .sm isn't too active with the registrar, and most of the sites are of a relatively low-traffic nature. If someone from the registrar starts checking the overall health of the TLD, or any domain they weren't directly responsible for, it may have seemed that "everything was ok" even though all their customer records were suspended...