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If you want a new domain and to keep your backlinks you can 302 the old domain to the new. > One answer in my view is to remove the maximum length of prepaymen
by dangerface 7y ago
If you want a new domain and to keep your backlinks you can 302 the old domain to the new.
> One answer in my view is to remove the maximum length of prepayment for domains. Let us buy a domain for 100 years.
Makes sense to me but I don't think I have seen anything more than 10 years.
- account42 7y ago> If you want a new domain and to keep your backlinks you can 302 the old domain to the new. Which will only work as long as you keep paying for the old domain.
- munk-a 7y agoThis would actually be a legitimate use of 301 - except 301 is a flawed concept because if it actually worked as designed it'd allow creeping devastation of the URL space. Woops can't use `example.org/index.html` ever again - someone 301'd that to `example.org/index.php`