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Is that because so many domains have become obscure due to the huge .com demand? If there is now a plethora of easily-communicated TLDs around, that ought to re
by jfoster 12y ago
Is that because so many domains have become obscure due to the huge .com demand? If there is now a plethora of easily-communicated TLDs around, that ought to result in more memorable URLs.
To illustrate that point, would you ask someone to send you the link if they had mentioned "shop.com"? What if it were "book.shop" or "teddybear.store"?
- jp555 12y agoI think its because most people have a browser in their pocket at all times. Why would I write it down for you when I can just text you a clickable URL? I have a smartphone within a few feet of me much more often than pen & paper.