> I would go further and simply recommend against any other weird gTLDs at all. To be honest you're probably right, but considering it can be hard to find a go

> I would go further and simply recommend against any other weird gTLDs at all. To be honest you're probably right, but considering it can be hard to find a good .com nowadays, I think going for a somewhat well managed newGTLD is a good option. HOWEVER, doing the work of knowing which registry is reliable can be a bit hard when you're not in the industry yourself.