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I call bi.ng. Nobody else take it, please. The traditional high-value domains have been nouns, which sort of makes sense because we used to have a 1:1 relation
by robfitz 16y ago
I call bi.ng. Nobody else take it, please.
The traditional high-value domains have been nouns, which sort of makes sense because we used to have a 1:1 relationship between companies and their sites. Now it's 1:* relationship, with individual sites for particular actions. Opening up a TLD that fit well with those verbs would be very pleasant. Oo mentioned some company-centric ones in the article (e.g. Googling) but I think much stronger ones would be along the lines of shari.ng and golfi.ng.
- borism 16y agowhat is bi .ng? nigerian bisexuals association?
- coderdude 16y agoI only accidentally upvoted you. Now everyone is going to think this is worth upvoting since people already started to. I wish we could take our votes back.
- borism 16y agoand now it seems it's yourself who's being "accidentally" upvoted... anyway, do you have anything to say about the topic? do you consider vandalizing local top-level domains with meaningless BS (that local people might have used for something relevant to them) appropriate?
- coderdude 16y agoI don't care if I get up voted or down voted for what I posted. I simply didn't want your retarded comment getting a wave of up votes because I accidentally help start the process. I would do the same to any useless "funny" comment I saw on here.
- borism 16y agoat least my "retarded comment" was on topic. usefulness depends on whether you got the idea or not. but as you refuse to comment on topic, I assume you haven't even read what we're talking about.
- coderdude 16y agoThe parent comment to your original comment was not the topic of the article, so I'm not sure why you keep dragging that into the discussion. You commented on his comment and I commented on your comment. Your comment was useless to the discussion. My comment was useless to the discussion as well as it was a meta-comment about how I up voted you on accident. Now we're in a long chain of meta-comments.
- borism 16y agoI'm sorry, so far the only one who haven't written a single word about .ng or ccTLDs in general in this topic is you. I have to end this "retarded" back-and-forth.