xandyrox

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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   Wrong. Saves time. Gets rid of silly names and allows small businesses to have good tlds. Like Manhattan.bike, which a friend of mine bought for his bike store.
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   Are there any precedents for content remediation working?

   1 points by xandyrox 13y ago|0 comments
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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   Yatch33 are you still interested in adding monetizing your blog?
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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   I agree, I think everything will depend on how companies embrace the new TLDS.
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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   Wouldn't you rather go to wendys.menu then their website and search for it? Or your local pizzastore.menu? Or instead of searching for pages - samsung.support? Also people remember things like searchenigne.travel better than some jumbl
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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   I updated my profile, please feel free to shoot me an email.
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   Ask HN: Over time why wouldn't companies and people switch over to the new TLDs?

   5 points by xandyrox 13y ago|10 comments
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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   Hi I run BMS, we create merchandise and free marketing for blogs. We have a total of 3M monthly users on our blog network, if you are interested please notify me. Margins are high and users love the apparel. example: Tshirt with Slogan. We
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   by xandyrox 13y ago

   I cannot argue if some people do not like them, I personally do not see a downside but I have not made up my mind if I will be using a new TLD. That being said you think half of the registries will go Bankrupt? Allow me to take you through