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Yes. Their surname ends in .by so if there name was Jane Kirby they can have jane@kir.by. And also jane.kir.by as a web address. Apologies if I got the name wr
by gadders 1y ago
Yes. Their surname ends in .by so if there name was Jane Kirby they can have jane@kir.by. And also jane.kir.by as a web address.
Apologies if I got the name wrong. Belarus/Belorussia/Byelorussia - I wasn't aware there was a difference. Thanks for the info.
- wltr 1y agoYou’re welcome! Ha, yeah, your Kirby example makes sense. I lived in Belarus, and never thought of using their domain that way. But it looks good in this example. Possibly that’s because nobody of its (Russian speaking) population would use this by domain this way. I like the ‘by’ myself, it sounds good sometimes, but it seems like I’d never buy this domain, exactly because I lived there. Sad that a domain name can generates problems, purely on political reasons. I wish there were no countries TLDs, except for the government reasons, like gov.uk. And we’d have ‘just letters’ domains regardless of countries, because why not?