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Just because a domain may appear to be unused, it doesn't necessarily mean it is unused. For instance, I have a domain I use as a file hosting which I can link
by GlitchMr 8y ago
Just because a domain may appear to be unused, it doesn't necessarily mean it is unused.
For instance, I have a domain I use as a file hosting which I can link to when I want to share something (I used to use Imgur for this purpose before, but frankly I don't trust any image host at this point, so I set up nginx to host a single directory). As you need to know the file names to download them, the domain would appear to be unused.
Although now that I look at I suppose I do explain its purpose, so here is that: https://i.xfix.pw/ https://i.xfix.pw/.
- Tepix 8y agoBut xfix.pw also has a web page.
- lunchables 8y agoAnd what percentage of domains do you think represent use cases like this? I don't think it significantly changes the statistical analysis. Sure, there are some tiny fraction of a percent of weird uses from people like us, but it's hardly worth even mentioning.