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Its not second class but it's likely bad from a marketing perspective. When you tell someone the name of your company they're going to go to .com first - and i
by mikeryan 17y ago
Its not second class but it's likely bad from a marketing perspective.
When you tell someone the name of your company they're going to go to .com first - and if you don't own that its going to look strange.
The real exception are sites which make creative use of country code domains like bit.ly or del.icio.us
- Soupy 17y agoI agree, I would personally try to go with a .com simply because it is the first thing people are going to try. It's simply habit. I've been following the recent trend of country code domain usage and I believe that these are an exception to the rule IF the country code is somehow used in conjunction with the site name. People seem to remember this distinctly and disconnect it from the .com altogether solving the issue.