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I love the service, I hate the name. It's got too much cute/whimsy for my taste, and it just makes me feel like the "hello fellow teenagers" guy. If they had
by zhynn 4y ago
I love the service, I hate the name. It's got too much cute/whimsy for my taste, and it just makes me feel like the "hello fellow teenagers" guy. If they had the same everything but it was a "short and easy to spell/pronounce" domain service, I would 100% go for it.
It doesn't have to be entirely boring, but less... cute. Also I think that meme language has a high risk of drifting into the cringe zone, and then that will feel bad too. I would have the same problem with lit.lol or yeet.lol.
Am I alone in being willing to pay more for less whimsy? Give me the $30/year plan where I can pick bucket.web or tiny.star or something less of the moment.
- jxdxbx 4y agooh same. I'm not sure I'd want this with anything other than my own domain name anyway, but definitely I wouldn't want "omg.lol". I hate that internet-ass humor.
- fmisle 4y agoYou can use your own domain, you're not tied to omg.lol
- alberth 4y agoWhere does it talk about using your own domain? https://home.omg.lol/info https://home.omg.lol/info I can't find it in the Help docs.
- vukky 4y agohttps://home.omg.lol/info/switchboard https://home.omg.lol/info/switchboard, the "external domains" section
- alberth 4y agoThat section reads more like you can just have another domain redirect to omg.lol profile, as opposed to be served from that external domain. Am I reading that correctly? Meaning, your profile wouldn't be served from "example.com" but instead, "example.com" would simply do a browser redirect to "omg.lol/example"
- kzshantonu 4y agoYes that. But also in addition to that you can set A or CNAME records and do whatever you want. Just like with any domain. You can even set NS records and manage records with cloudflare. So yes you can use your own domain but edit the profile with omg.lol
- nxrabl 4y agoNo, that's not what those docs say you can do. It looks like you can either use a DNS A record to point "example.com" directly to omg.lol's IP address, or use a CNAME record to point "example.com" to whatever IP address "example.omg.lol" points to. In both of these cases, your browser's url bar would still say "example.com".
- throwmeback 4y agoI'm sorry for the quality of this comment, but boo hoo.