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> You should only ever use a ccTLD of your own country or region you actually have your main presence in. Don't do this either. Countries have rules and regul
by preommr 3y ago
> You should only ever use a ccTLD of your own country or region you actually have your main presence in.
Don't do this either.
Countries have rules and regulations around who can own certain domains. It's really annoying when there's a million problems to fix and a business restructure potentially affects whether there even has to be a conversation on if it affects the use of a domain name.
- teddyh 3y agoHeaven forbid a tech company should be forced to obey applicable laws and regulations. Those strict regulations are part of your brand; if you register, say, a .de domain, a user can be reasonably sure that you’re not some weird fly-by night operation whose real company name is something else entirely. This is an asset for you.
- wavemode 3y agoAs someone who owns a .de domain (for random reasons) and has never even been to Germany, I would argue "reasonably sure" should be more like "hopeful" ...