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Yes, and it's even worse when you're using a "new" TLD like .family. Almost nobody (based on personal anecdotal evidence) outside of tech is even aware those ar
by nicholasjarnold 6y ago
Yes, and it's even worse when you're using a "new" TLD like .family. Almost nobody (based on personal anecdotal evidence) outside of tech is even aware those are now valid domains.
- marban 6y agoWhen even a .co is considered a typo, I think we've a long way to go with this...
- arghwhat 6y agoNah. I use gTLD's for my email. '.co' is just bad because it indeed looks like a missing character. Things like '.family', '.wtf', etc. are less of a problem. At most people ask "what, no .com?", and that will be it.