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My concern doesn't lie with the TLD registrar, but with the interest in, say, maintaining a .christmas domain in non-christmas times of the year.
by rumanator 7y ago
My concern doesn't lie with the TLD registrar, but with the interest in, say, maintaining a .christmas domain in non-christmas times of the year.
- omnimus 7y agoThere is chrismas every year.
- rumanator 7y agoYes, and it's relevant for a month tops? Who will be more compelled to click on a Christmas link in, say, July? A christmas-themed link in February or March seems stale as hell.
- selbekk 7y agoWe saw a steady flow of traffic all through last year on a few .christmas domains from last year's advent calendars. I don't think they seem stale, but perhaps out of season Either way, we're committed to keep this content online for the foreseeable future, and write a new edition next year if people find it interesting.
- swebs 7y agoDomains expire after a year, so it you'll always be renewing around Christmas. Unless you were referring to maintaining the site itself, which yes, probably won't have any new postings around July.