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I think it is a question of branding. Simple rule is : If the word ends in '.in' then I think it should be fine.
by venkasub 13y ago
I think it is a question of branding.
Simple rule is : If the word ends in '.in' then I think it should be fine.
- macmac 13y agoI would agree, but "-in" would have to be a stand alone syllable and not part of for instance "-spin" or similar.