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.com is a good compromise. i believe the average user assumes the .com domain to be the most legitimate / canonical.
by return1 8y ago
.com is a good compromise. i believe the average user assumes the .com domain to be the most legitimate / canonical.
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- gnulinux 8y agoI think it's the exact opposite. .com websites are very rarely legitimate, canonical whereas .org, .edu, .gov etc... are more legitimate and trustworthy
- jpambrun 8y agoAll of those are US only, making .com the next best thing in this case I guess?
- dawnerd 8y agoMaybe it’s time to not make them us only. France.gov would make way more sense.
- draven 8y agoFYI most of (all?) of government related websites are under *.gouv.fr in France. Having an alias under the .gov TLD for people used to this TLD would make sense, like eg tourism.france.gov => tourisme.gouv.fr
- gnulinux 8y agoAll countries have their respective .edu, .gov, .org etc and if you consider them I think my point still stands.
- nightcracker 8y agoWhat do you mean? .edu and .gov are US-only.
- gnulinux 8y agoE.g. France has .gouv.fr which is equivalent of .gov. All countries have their respective replacements, if needed.