>I know HackerNews thinks gail.com is really clever/cool, but imagine if every single domain was like this. Most domains already are. If it's not one lucky Ga

>I know HackerNews thinks gail.com is really clever/cool, but imagine if every single domain was like this. Most domains already are. If it's not one lucky Gail, it's a random sub-sub-brand of a corporate behemoth who got there first, and all the content served from the domain amounts to nothing more than an advertisement flyer (or a 302 to the parent company). In the grand scheme of things, Gail's domain is probably the preferable allocation. But these conversations are boring. I don't think there's any method for good allocation of the domain space. And anyone who defines commercial activity as a proxy for measuring good use of a domain has already decided the allocation scheme they prefer.