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There was someone on HN a few days ago who owned a .co website and said that he received a lot of emails from people telling him that his logo was missing an 'm
by Sargis 16y ago
There was someone on HN a few days ago who owned a .co website and said that he received a lot of emails from people telling him that his logo was missing an 'm' after '.co'
That's why I think a lot of people would append an 'm' to links to your website, assuming that you made a mistake when typing the link.
- staunch 16y ago"Stay away from .co at all cost. We tried registered irealty.co when it came out since .com and many others TLDs didn't have irealty, and we really wanted that name. We've put the .co in the logo to emphasize that it's not .com, but people kept telling us that our logo has a typo - it's missing the m the at the end. We ended up ditching irealty all together after that." -- taa http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2174690 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2174690