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Most domainers I know also plan on creating services on their domains. Why does anyone else have a more legitimate right to want to build something on a domain
by ohashi 15y ago
Most domainers I know also plan on creating services on their domains. Why does anyone else have a more legitimate right to want to build something on a domain name? What if I own cats.com and just want to put a picture of my cat fuzzy wuzzy? Why shouldnt I be allowed if I registered it first or paid for it? What if your startup isnt making any/much money and mine is and we're doing the same thing. Do I have more rights to that name than you?
- rooshdi 15y agoWhat if I own cats.com and just want to put a picture of my cat fuzzy wuzzy? I'm sure a .meow domain would suit your personal purposes just fine. A .com, however, would be better suited for commercial purposes if you intend to profit off of your fuzzy wuzzy photos.
- ohashi 15y agoYou're really not worth it anymore. You're reaching for ridiculous arguments about how something was originally planned over two decades ago. Things changed, you can't realistically regress to some original purpose when it is outdated. Sorry. You're wrong.
- rooshdi 15y agoOkay, we can agree to disagree my friend.