> And, I'm also making the assumption that we're fine with pushing personal pages and other domain uses off on a different gTLD. This is a sure sign of getting

> And, I'm also making the assumption that we're fine with pushing personal pages and other domain uses off on a different gTLD. This is a sure sign of getting old, in the vein of "old man yells at cloud," but you can have my personal domain that's been registered in a common gTLD long enough for it to buy its own beer when you pry it out of my registrar's hands. Yeah, it sucks to have come along at the end of the landrush and all of the good spots are taken. That's, sadly, life when it comes to scarce things like that. I sure wish I'd been alive in the 40s or old enough in the 80s to buy waterfront property in Ballard when it was cheap but that time has passed, too.