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Do you not see the hypocrisy in your own arguments? You are complaining you cannot get the domain you want but telling others who might not meet your threshold
by ohashi 15y ago
Do you not see the hypocrisy in your own arguments?
You are complaining you cannot get the domain you want but telling others who might not meet your threshold to get a subdomain. Why don't you drink your own kool aid instead of drawing an arbitrary line that suits you? Stop whining and use a subdomain. If you cannot afford a domain in the secondary market that meets your needs, you probably aren't running a global brand. The average domain sale price in the aftermarket is between $2-3,000.
The argument that you don't have access to the domain name system is hilarious. There are plenty of available domains, I dug up 26,000 short, pronounceable (<5 letters) ones a couple months ago. A single namespace has ~63^37 possibilities, that's plenty big.
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- rooshdi 15y agoThere are plenty of available domains, I dug up 26,000 short, pronounceable (<5 letters) ones a couple months ago. A single namespace has ~63^37 possibilities, that's plenty big. And yet, based on your own website's About Page you yourself can't even find a name for your customer reviews start-up. Do you not see the hypocrisy in your own arguments? Not in his, but I sure as hell can see them in yours. Oh, the hypocrisy.