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What about the .name TLD? I own (for now.. I'm not sure if that can be disputed if more people with my rather rare last name apply) lastname.name So - you can
by darklajid 15y ago
What about the .name TLD?
I own (for now.. I'm not sure if that can be disputed if more people with my rather rare last name apply) lastname.name
So - you can reach me, if I finally finish my migration and stop being a lazy bastard, at firstname@lastname.name - which is rather good imo.
Sure, I've got other legacy addresses, but this could be a viable alternative to a gmail _identity_.
- akronim 15y agoActually the domain you own is almost certainly firstname.lastname.name, but the email is setup so firstname@lastname.name works. It's particular to the .name TLD.
- darklajid 15y agoNo, I certainly own (and the convention you talk about is why I'm not sure if it holds up forever) for now the domain mylastname.name. I found a registrar that sold this domain to me, anything you throw at it ends up on one of my machines.
- a_m0d 15y agoThere is also the .me TLD - not sure if it has the same intentions as .name, but it is less used so more widely available. I own my lastname.me domain, and so I can (if I ever set it up properly) send mail to firstname@lastname.me, which is slightly shorter but works just as well.
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