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You can sign up as long as it's a U.S. domain name. We don't allow international yet. (I know, I know... We're working on it.)
by thinkcomp 16y ago
You can sign up as long as it's a U.S. domain name. We don't allow international yet. (I know, I know... We're working on it.)
- jarin 16y agoIt's a US company based in California, it's just using an international TLD for cleverness or whatever. I put in my US mailing address, maybe it should use that instead?
- thinkcomp 16y agoYou have a dot-com domain name in your profile...but no e-mail there? Edit: Wait, you already signed up before you posted this. I don't see the problem...
- jarin 16y agoI remembered I had an aliased .com from back in the day, but I wanted to point out that not every US company's website or email address ends in .com, .net, or .org (and conversely, many foreign companies do have .com, .net, or .org domain names). It's not a good way of determining whether or not a company is based in the US.
- tomjen3 16y agoThen please don't spam hn before you actually launch.
- daeken 16y ago1) They did launch, just not internationally. 2) This is Hacker News, a place to "spam" about your company. This type of comment is exactly what will keep people away from the community, rather than keeping it a place of great people and great startups.
- thinkcomp 16y agoDo you apply the standard of launching in every country to all companies that are talked about here? If you do, that seems pretty ridiculous.
- count 16y agoFiltering based on domain name probably isn't the best idea.