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it's not that they can't afford to buy one. it's that they're not available. and now a lot of other tlds have gained traction so it's now reasonable to consider
by jeffyaw 1mo ago
it's not that they can't afford to buy one. it's that they're not available. and now a lot of other tlds have gained traction so it's now reasonable to consider others.
- layer8 1mo agoI would assume that for most foo.ai domains, foo-ai.com would also be available. So it’s more about naming preferences, and sometimes lack of imagination for coming up with an available name.
- ksbd-pls-finish 1mo agofoo-ai.com looks like a phishing domain targeting foo.ai
- xboxnolifes 1mo agoA hyphen in a URL is a non-starter.
- ButlerianJihad 1mo ago"non-starter"? In a URL? You mean URLs and not domain names? Why are these "non-starters"? What is special or wrong about hyphens? Do you avoid clicking these for moral reasons? You do understand that they are perfectly legal anywhere, and acceptable in the character set by all RFCs? What makes them so odious to you?