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For me the cost isn't the main concern, it's the name collisions. I can easily obtain a short, memorable, and descriptive domain in a reserved TLD, but I probab
by themacguffinman 6y ago
For me the cost isn't the main concern, it's the name collisions. I can easily obtain a short, memorable, and descriptive domain in a reserved TLD, but I probably have to find some obscure *.dev domain name because I'm competing with the entire world. Not the end of the world, I know, but I think it kind of defeats the purpose of reserved TLDs.
- CydeWeys 6y agoYou'd be surprised how many short, memorable domains are still available on new gTLDs. E.g. there are several times more possible 4 letter strings than total .dev registrations that even exist. And if you're willing to use numbers this gets higher, let alone 5 characters or more.