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I'd say bad. When you tell someone about your site, you have to say "your dash site dot com", which is not only longer but also harder to remember. (This is sim
by Mithrandir 16y ago
I'd say bad. When you tell someone about your site, you have to say "your dash site dot com", which is not only longer but also harder to remember. (This is similar to the GNU/Linux debate in some respects.)
If you buy "your-site.com" to protect "yoursite.com", which you already own, then it's worth it.
- byoung2 16y agoGood point...how would you quickly tell someone to visit www.slash-dot.com? Or www.50-yard-dash.com. For that last one, I'd hate to have to always say "50 [as in the number five zero] dash [the symbol] yard dash [the symbol] dash [the word] dot com"