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This is in turn nice for people using .io domains, the weight of Github's many blogs and official project pages will lend trust to the TLD.
by goldfeld 14y ago
This is in turn nice for people using .io domains, the weight of Github's many blogs and official project pages will lend trust to the TLD.
- ethomson 14y agoI'm not sure that I understand this statement, could you elaborate? I would expect that the people who need to trust a TLD (consumers, I would presume) are not the same people who even know what GitHub is (developers, mostly, I would presume.)
- roryokane 14y agoMaybe he means search engine trust; PageRank. It’s plausible that Google factors in, when calculating the PageRank of a site, the TLD of the site and the proportion of bad/spammy sites that use that TLD.