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I agree with this, except I don't necessarily think of .net as old. Personally whenever I get around to getting a new domain, I'm planning on it being ".io".
by cableshaft 4y ago
I agree with this, except I don't necessarily think of .net as old. Personally whenever I get around to getting a new domain, I'm planning on it being ".io".
- Normille 4y agoAll my personal domains are .net. I prefer it to .com, as I think it rolls off the tongue better. I also think it sounds a bit more neutral than .com which always sounds to me like it should be a business and a few of my domains are just personal projects or non-commercial. As regards .online, it always strikes me as a bit of a <whatever the opposite of oxymoron is>
- hollowpython 4y agoPleonasms! The following text contains 6 examples: Dear John, You have been invited to the president's birthday, please RSVP by post. Attached you'll also find a PIN number. It's part of a free gift; true fact! Just use it on any ATM machine. Best, Tim PS: could you please bring some chai tea?
- Normille 4y agoThanks. Who said HN wasn't educational? OK. I'll play: 1: Please RSVP 2: PIN number 3: Free gift 4: true fact 5: ATM machine 6: Chai tea PS: PLEONASM sounds like a Spoonerism.
- hollowpython 4y agoYep :)