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We certainly can. Once-unusual top-level domains like .io and .ly seem normal now.
by tjr 12y ago
We certainly can. Once-unusual top-level domains like .io and .ly seem normal now.
- endersshadow 12y agoTo us, maybe, but not to the layman. I work with a theatre company, and we use Artful.ly for ticketing, etc. I have to explain to so many people that it's artful.ly, not artfully.com. At this point, we just tell people to go to our site and buy the tickets from there.
- mseebach 12y agoNever mind that .com itself (as a household term) is all of 15 years old. Not exactly a geological timescale.
- blogimus 12y ago> Not exactly a geological timescale A. Humans don't live on a geological timescale B. .com TLD's are in the formidable first ~15 years of socializing the web the mass public.