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How does your example relate? keepass.info is the official Keepass website, owned by the Keepass developer.

• asimops 1y ago
  As is https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ to Putty. Still there were multiple requests to the Keepass project to change that domain to "a proper" domain like keepass.com
  • stavros 1y ago
    I, too, took your comment to mean that keepass.info is to KeePass as putty.org is to PuTTY.
    • asimops 1y ago
      Well, classic sender receiver mismatch I guess :D Is my intent more clear with that second try to explain? If not, I'm more then welcome to talk about a better way to phrase it :)
      • mtlynch 1y ago
        I was confused as well and panicked that I'd been installing KeePass from a fake site all these years. But keepass.info is indeed the official site. Suggest: That is the same attitude as critics telling the Keepass maintainer to migrate the (official) keepass.info domain to a .com...
        • GoblinSlayer 1y ago
          For some reason there's no .official tld, there's .app, .codes, .dev, .download, .kosher
          • arp242 1y ago
            It's a nice idea in principle, but one problem with that is that for many names, there are multiple "official" meanings. Apple Inc. and Apple Records is a well-known example. This is why Wikipedia has (sometimes lengthy) disambiguation pages.
        • asimops 1y ago
          Yes, that captures my intent :) Sadly, I cannot edit the post anymore.