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I don't think registration is any kind of barrier at all. I think I could go from "I want this domain" to "I own this domain" in less than 30 seconds, most of w
by electroly 5y ago
I don't think registration is any kind of barrier at all. I think I could go from "I want this domain" to "I own this domain" in less than 30 seconds, most of which is spent logging in with my 2FA code. It's the same process as buying something on Amazon. I can't imagine how that could be much easier. The difficulty is later in the process when you have to actually host something there.
- maxique 5y agoFor someone who's familiar with the process, sure.
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- ianbutler 5y agoYou literally type in the domain on something like namecheap.com if it says available you click add to cart and click checkout. Familiarity with the process of buying something online is the only requisite. Everything after is the hard part.
- anderspitman 5y agoAnd then it's just the small task of understanding DNS, TLS, HTTP, ip addresses, ports, VPS management, and security patches.
- ianbutler 4y agoI can't say you need that to slap a domain on a site. Most good hosting services abstract that for you.