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That certainly works, but it seems like a large part of this market would want numeric-only URLs, and so you couldn't have e.g., 1.2.3.4, or 1.1.2.3, etc.
by zck 16y ago
That certainly works, but it seems like a large part of this market would want numeric-only URLs, and so you couldn't have e.g., 1.2.3.4, or 1.1.2.3, etc.
- nickknw 16y ago> but it seems like a large part of this market would want numeric-only URLs Except for maybe douglasadams.42 ;)