There's a great post[0] by Derek Sivers detailing how to find a good (short) .com There are still plenty of short ones out there, and a common tactic is for pe

There's a great post[0] by Derek Sivers detailing how to find a good (short) .com There are still plenty of short ones out there, and a common tactic is for people to work backwards from the domain, and call their brand/product/service the domain name instead of starting with a name and then trying to find a .com for it. On the other hand, there are spammy/sketchy gTLDs like .cyou[1] which are mostly used by malware authors and spammers. [0] https://sive.rs/com https://sive.rs/com [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.cyou https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.cyou