Hi
those extensions are like the old "new.net" extensions
it's like buying pet rocks
imo...
Thank you! I forgot the name of this provider and thought all these years it was "BOX.net", but could never find an archived page selling them.those extensions are like the old "new.net" extensions
I think you only own .forever forever; the other ones have fees.I understand I can buy the name and own it forever
Thank you! I forgot the name of this provider and thought all these years it was "BOX.net", but could never find an archived page selling them.
Though, I would kind of disagree with the sentiment here. Browsers, and not untrustworthy toolbars, are now working to support the extensions.
We also have something new that ICANN is inching towards. If ICANN goes that route, I can absolutely see these extensions disrupting the market, a little bit.
I think you only own .forever forever; the other ones have fees.
I guess it depends of the "business modem" of each "extension" (/extension provider or project, as there can be several same extensions from different projects. Example: .nft from Handshake and from Unstoppable domains).I think you only own .forever forever; the other ones have fees.
Unstoppable Domains uses .com for it's website.
End of discussion!
Correct answer.Hi
those extensions are like the old "new.net" extensions
it's like buying pet rocks
imo...
p.s. Helping create a decentralized Internet would be a good way for Epik to regain some of it's reputation, imo.
Their rep? Does lying hurt or help a companies rep?
".truth domain name will help you improve your search engine rankings on google and other major search engines"
I guess it depends of the "business modem" of each "extension" (/extension provider or project, as there can be several same extensions from different projects. Example: .nft from Handshake and from Unstoppable domains).
All unstoppable domains extensions are on a 1 time basis (aka forever)
The .eth (ENS) are annual if i'm not mistaken.
I'm not sure about Handshake, but it may be forever (this would need verification)
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As for the "it's lame", yes and no. In the days of "cancel culture", decentralized and truly "unstoppable" domains may have a real utility. I didn't dig how "unstoppable" it really is. If for example someone puts up "ch!ld-p0rn.unstoppable" with some related content online, what happens then? Really "unstoppable"? Or if enough miners of the project agree it has to not resolve anymore, then it doesn't? I don't know. It seems there are potential problems either way.
Their rep? Does lying hurt or help a companies rep?
".truth domain name will help you improve your search engine rankings on google and other major search engines"
I don't think you're following, that page is a lie. Those extension do not help you in the search engines, since they're not crawled and indexed.At the time, people said the same about .car. That worked for awhile until the algorithm changed.
I don't think you're following, that page is a lie. Those extension do not help you in the search engines, since they're not crawled and indexed.
It is correct, not a matter of belief.I didn't agree with the page but pointed out it was a common belief / marketing ploy. I don't think your second assertion is 100% correct.