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I honestly don't even look at tld's anymore, and I'm surprised anyone does. We just got the .com for our re-brand, and my co-founder was excited because he hat
by pedalpete 3y ago
I honestly don't even look at tld's anymore, and I'm surprised anyone does.
We just got the .com for our re-brand, and my co-founder was excited because he hates .co/.net/etc etc.
I get why the .com is valuable, but does anybody really think that just because a site has a .so extension that the company has anything to do with somalia? How many people even notice that notion is a .so?
- jitl 3y agowell, enterprise firewalls still find .so to be sus. We're making progress with our growing reputation, but still get feedback like this: > Will you ever convert your domain from .so. Our security systems block that domain and prevent any of our users from accessing the site.