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Ah, thanks. I wonder how many people even know that dashes are legal in DNS names. (I mean, of course, the ASCII character that serves as hyphen, en-dash, and
by ScottBurson 14y ago
Ah, thanks.
I wonder how many people even know that dashes are legal in DNS names. (I mean, of course, the ASCII character that serves as hyphen, en-dash, and minus sign.)
I think there are lots of domain names that would benefit from a well-placed dash -- the most amusing example I've seen being Pen Island's.
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