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I'd argue that on today's Internet, if you don't have a .com domain, you do have an exotic/fancy TLD and therefore need to have the .com domain live and redirec

I'd argue that on today's Internet, if you don't have a .com domain, you do have an exotic/fancy TLD and therefore need to have the .com domain live and redirecting to your exotic TLD.

frosted-flakes 5y ago
Your local ccTLD is the exception.
- LeifCarrotson 5y ago
  .us? That sounds like some .gov phishing scam or del.icio.us domain name hack. Sites using .us are the exception.
  - frosted-flakes 5y ago
    Except .us because the USA has so many other common TLDs commonly associated with it. In Canada, .ca is the norm, and I tend to associate .com with $USD and expensive shipping.
  - teddyh 5y ago
    Your local ccTLD might not be .us. Not everyone lives in the US.