> (or even convey: it's "foo.tel but the 'tel' is small for some reason?") I think you misunderstand. The small, single character tel, and the large, 3 charac

> (or even convey: it's "foo.tel but the 'tel' is small for some reason?") I think you misunderstand. The small, single character tel, and the large, 3 character tel are interpreted the same by the browser when sending a request to look up the domain. So you don't need to tell people that they have to type the single tel character. I also don't think the author is super serious about recommending doing it: > Is this useful? > Obviously yes. This may be the most important discovery of the decade. You get cool looking URls and get to save a couple of characters on specific domains, at the minor expense of working inconsistently.