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I love it. It's like themeforest for startups. Don't listen to the haters. I have a lot of ideas I put on the backburner 'cause I'm busy with other things. The

I love it. It's like themeforest for startups. Don't listen to the haters. I have a lot of ideas I put on the backburner 'cause I'm busy with other things. The value in this isn't just the domain, it's the "packaging" of the entire first part of the process. I do this on themeforest too.. browse landing pages for one startup, but maybe buy a landing page that happens to be suited to another random startup idea, if I saw it. Good luck to you, sirs / madams.

marcelvdg 15y ago
Totally agree - I actually just lucked out and found a simple temp name for a startup I'm working on. Trying to find a name has been a pain, and now its sorted in 2 minutes. I won't use the branding, but FINALLY we have a domain. I'm sure they'll be sold out by the end of the day.
pgstillsucks 15y ago
No, please do listen to the haters. They may well explain to you how the system is so intratcably broken that it must cause cognitive dissonance if you believe in a free Internet. The DNS is not your friend. The sooner you recognize the lack of utility of globally unique names and the pound of flesh being extracted for this inane privilege, the sooner you will be on the side of the future. Yes, yes.. barriers to entry are always awesome for entrenched players. I'm not even slightly interested in how your name is your competitive advantage. If you believe this lie, I do not care about your success.
pgstillsucks 15y ago
No, please do listen to the haters. They may well explain to you how the system is so intratcably broken that it must cause cognitive dissonance if you believe in a free Internet. The DNS is not your friend. The sooner you recognize the lack of utility of globally unique names and the pound of flesh being extracted for this inane privilege, the sooner you will be on the side of the future. Yes, yes.. barriers to entry are always awesome for entrenched players. I'm not even slightly interested in how your name is your competitive advantage. If you believe this lie, I do not care about your success.

marcelvdg 15y ago

Totally agree - I actually just lucked out and found a simple temp name for a startup I'm working on. Trying to find a name has been a pain, and now its sorted in 2 minutes. I won't use the branding, but FINALLY we have a domain. I'm sure they'll be sold out by the end of the day.

pgstillsucks 15y ago

No, please do listen to the haters. They may well explain to you how the system is so intratcably broken that it must cause cognitive dissonance if you believe in a free Internet. The DNS is not your friend. The sooner you recognize the lack of utility of globally unique names and the pound of flesh being extracted for this inane privilege, the sooner you will be on the side of the future. Yes, yes.. barriers to entry are always awesome for entrenched players. I'm not even slightly interested in how your name is your competitive advantage. If you believe this lie, I do not care about your success.

pgstillsucks 15y ago