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If it's still available in 10 years is the other question though.
by dewey 9y ago
If it's still available in 10 years is the other question though.
- takluyver 9y agoFWIW, it has lasted more than 10 years already - I remember people getting .tk domains when I was at school.
- pmlnr 9y agoIt's a country tld, those tend to stay around.
- dewey 9y agoI know, but there are still countries that stop offering them for free, keep them online or start charging.
- sshine 9y agoIt's the TLD of the archipelago of Tokelau. They have a population of 1.400, their energy company provides 24-hour electricity "on special occasions", and they outsourced the TLD to a company I'd be ashamed to call a professional registrar. So country is a little guarantee.
- icebraining 9y agoEh, seems to be basically an autonomous region of New Zealand, much like Gibraltar is of the UK. I'd bet it's pretty stable.