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Hm that depends on the country though. The local TLD (.us, .fr, .hr, …) would be rather common I’d say. Apart from that, it’s mostly what people browse to, yes
by fuzzy2 5y ago
Hm that depends on the country though. The local TLD (.us, .fr, .hr, …) would be rather common I’d say.
Apart from that, it’s mostly what people browse to, yes. So .com, .net, .org.
- Symbiote 5y agoCountry code domains are common in many countries outside the USA. If it's clear I'm not local, something like "yahoo.ca" or "mail.ru" is not confusing, except perhaps for Colombians (.co). A local with an address in the "wrong" country can be confusing if it's obscure. Within a country, using a less-common second level domain (e.g. .org.uk) for a personal domain can be confusing. I've had people say "so that's example.org.uk.com then?" or "what was that, symbiote-example.org.uk@gmail?"