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Yes it worked so well that they ended up buying delicious.com (after sending loads of free traffic to them, thus jacking off the price). But it's a particular case. It had two dots, it was hardly a real domain hack. Impossible to remember where to put the dots.Del.icio.us worked well (but even as I wrote this I had to pause and remember where the heck the dots go).
The question being "Are Domain hacks worth the Investment?" I say no. An investment should have liquidity.
Only real premium/generic keywords in strong extensions possibly qualify as investment.
Domain hacks are not liquid. Quite a few people are speculating on domain hacks but it's not like everybody is selling.
Now I always say, only handreg domains you're willing to develop if they won't sell