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It depends. If you mean is it more or less credible? I don't think it matters. But, if you mean will people be able to remember it if it isn't a. Co.? Probably
by jccalhoun 7y ago
It depends. If you mean is it more or less credible? I don't think it matters.
But, if you mean will people be able to remember it if it isn't a. Co.? Probably not. I teach college courses and sometimes. I will have students go to kahoot.it or a bit.ly and there will be students who go to kahoot.com (which takes you to the log in page for people to make kahoot reviews not play them.) or bit.ly.com or something.
- frosted-flakes 7y agoNo, I don't mean use any ccTLD, I mean use the one for your country. My point is that outside of the US, the ccTLD is commonly used, so everyone is already familiar with it. Every website that has to do with schools, the government, large businesses, etc. already uses that TLD, which is not the case for the vanity TLDs like .biz or the misappropriated ccTLDs like .io, .ly, or .it.
- jccalhoun 7y agoSorry, I meant to reply to the op. Sorry for the confusion!
- frosted-flakes 7y agoNo worries.