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I think the bigger problem is that most people don't know that dashes (or underscores) are even allowed in domain names. Thus we get domains like "penisland.co
by ScottBurson 15y ago
I think the bigger problem is that most people don't know that dashes (or underscores) are even allowed in domain names. Thus we get domains like "penisland.com" for a company called Pen Island. Short of that kind of problem, multi-word names with no dashes are just hard to read.
So remember, the next time you go to register a multi-word domain name, use dashes!
- fferen 15y agoNote that "penisland.net" (what you probably meant, since "penisland.com" redirects to something else) is a joke site making fun of the ambiguity in the name. And I personally don't find them harder to read, and they're easier to explain by mouth. I don't remember the last time I've seen dashes in a multi-word domain.