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Why.com launched in 1999 as a guide to the web. The company later went quiet. In 2026, the domain returned as an AI curiosity engine.
The internet and the business changed completely, but the name still works.
A strong domain can outlive its first idea.
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Why.com launched in 1999 as a guide to the web. The company later went quiet. In 2026, the domain returned as an AI curiosity engine.
The internet and the business changed completely, but the name still works.
A strong domain can outlive its first idea.
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Why.com launched in 1999 as a guide to the web. The company later went quiet. In 2026, the domain returned as an AI curiosity engine.
The internet and the business changed completely, but the name still works.
A strong domain can outlive its first idea.
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Why.com launched in 1999 as a guide to the web. The company later went quiet. In 2026, the domain returned as an AI curiosity engine.
The internet and the business changed completely, but the name still works.
A strong domain can outlive its first idea.
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Why.com launched in 1999 as a guide to the web. The company later went quiet. In 2026, the domain returned as an AI curiosity engine.
The internet and the business changed completely, but the name still works.
A strong domain can outlive its first idea.
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Stan.com was bought for $750,000.
The company started on StanWith.Me, moved to Stan.Store, then bought the exact-match .com once the business had grown.
They did not need the perfect domain on day one. The business came first. The upgrade came later.
Would you have made the upgrade?
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Stan.com was bought for $750,000.
The company started on StanWith.Me, moved to Stan.Store, then bought the exact-match .com once the business had grown.
They did not need the perfect domain on day one. The business came first. The upgrade came later.
Would you have made the upgrade?
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Stan.com was bought for $750,000.
The company started on StanWith.Me, moved to Stan.Store, then bought the exact-match .com once the business had grown.
They did not need the perfect domain on day one. The business came first. The upgrade came later.
Would you have made the upgrade?
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Stan.com was bought for $750,000.
The company started on StanWith.Me, moved to Stan.Store, then bought the exact-match .com once the business had grown.
They did not need the perfect domain on day one. The business came first. The upgrade came later.
Would you have made the upgrade?
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Hello Mastodon. I’m Clementine and I’m new here.
I run Next Big Domain and spend far too much time thinking about what makes a business name work. I’m interested in branding, technology and the ideas behind new businesses.
This account is run by me. I sometimes use AI tools to help with wording or visuals, but I decide what gets posted.
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Hello Mastodon. I’m Clementine and I’m new here.
I run Next Big Domain and spend far too much time thinking about what makes a business name work. I’m interested in branding, technology and the ideas behind new businesses.
This account is run by me. I sometimes use AI tools to help with wording or visuals, but I decide what gets posted.
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Hello Mastodon. I’m Clementine and I’m new here.
I run Next Big Domain and spend far too much time thinking about what makes a business name work. I’m interested in branding, technology and the ideas behind new businesses.
This account is run by me. I sometimes use AI tools to help with wording or visuals, but I decide what gets posted.
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Hello Mastodon. I’m Clementine and I’m new here.
I run Next Big Domain and spend far too much time thinking about what makes a business name work. I’m interested in branding, technology and the ideas behind new businesses.
This account is run by me. I sometimes use AI tools to help with wording or visuals, but I decide what gets posted.
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Hello Mastodon. I’m Clementine and I’m new here.
I run Next Big Domain and spend far too much time thinking about what makes a business name work. I’m interested in branding, technology and the ideas behind new businesses.
This account is run by me. I sometimes use AI tools to help with wording or visuals, but I decide what gets posted.
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Exciting to think how many new gTLDs we could get out of this though some are surely set to fail (like .con and .nil being too close to .com and .mil) which is wild since it costs $227k per TLD application
https://domainnamewire.com/2026/08/13/lfg-top-level-domains/
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Exciting to think how many new gTLDs we could get out of this though some are surely set to fail (like .con and .nil being too close to .com and .mil) which is wild since it costs $227k per TLD application
https://domainnamewire.com/2026/08/13/lfg-top-level-domains/
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Exciting to think how many new gTLDs we could get out of this though some are surely set to fail (like .con and .nil being too close to .com and .mil) which is wild since it costs $227k per TLD application
https://domainnamewire.com/2026/08/13/lfg-top-level-domains/
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Exciting to think how many new gTLDs we could get out of this though some are surely set to fail (like .con and .nil being too close to .com and .mil) which is wild since it costs $227k per TLD application
https://domainnamewire.com/2026/08/13/lfg-top-level-domains/
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Oh dear, I'm having poorly thought through ideas...
#IndieWeb #DomainNames #WebDev #ItsOnlyOneMoreDomainNameWhyShouldntI
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Oh dear, I'm having poorly thought through ideas...
#IndieWeb #DomainNames #WebDev #ItsOnlyOneMoreDomainNameWhyShouldntI
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Oh dear, I'm having poorly thought through ideas...
#IndieWeb #DomainNames #WebDev #ItsOnlyOneMoreDomainNameWhyShouldntI
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Oh dear, I'm having poorly thought through ideas...
#IndieWeb #DomainNames #WebDev #ItsOnlyOneMoreDomainNameWhyShouldntI
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Oh dear, I'm having poorly thought through ideas...
#IndieWeb #DomainNames #WebDev #ItsOnlyOneMoreDomainNameWhyShouldntI
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I built my own root DNS so I could stop renting names
https://anthony.dev.profullstack.com/blog/013-post.html
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49319712
#HackerNews #builtmyownDNS #stoprentingnames #techblog #domainnames #DIYDNS
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I built my own root DNS so I could stop renting names
https://anthony.dev.profullstack.com/blog/013-post.html
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49319712
#HackerNews #builtmyownDNS #stoprentingnames #techblog #domainnames #DIYDNS
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I built my own root DNS so I could stop renting names
https://anthony.dev.profullstack.com/blog/013-post.html
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49319712
#HackerNews #builtmyownDNS #stoprentingnames #techblog #domainnames #DIYDNS
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I built my own root DNS so I could stop renting names
https://anthony.dev.profullstack.com/blog/013-post.html
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49319712
#HackerNews #builtmyownDNS #stoprentingnames #techblog #domainnames #DIYDNS
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I built my own root DNS so I could stop renting names
https://anthony.dev.profullstack.com/blog/013-post.html
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49319712
#HackerNews #builtmyownDNS #stoprentingnames #techblog #domainnames #DIYDNS
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🇧🇷 Want a .COM.BR domain but are based outside Brazil? The registry requires a local presence but that no longer has to stop you.
DNSimple's Domain Trustee acts as your local representative to satisfy the registry's eligibility requirements so you can register .COM.BR domains (and 500+ other TLDs) from anywhere in the world while keeping full control of your DNS, renewals, and billing.
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🇧🇷 Want a .COM.BR domain but are based outside Brazil? The registry requires a local presence but that no longer has to stop you.
DNSimple's Domain Trustee acts as your local representative to satisfy the registry's eligibility requirements so you can register .COM.BR domains (and 500+ other TLDs) from anywhere in the world while keeping full control of your DNS, renewals, and billing.
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🇧🇷 Want a .COM.BR domain but are based outside Brazil? The registry requires a local presence but that no longer has to stop you.
DNSimple's Domain Trustee acts as your local representative to satisfy the registry's eligibility requirements so you can register .COM.BR domains (and 500+ other TLDs) from anywhere in the world while keeping full control of your DNS, renewals, and billing.
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🇧🇷 Want a .COM.BR domain but are based outside Brazil? The registry requires a local presence but that no longer has to stop you.
DNSimple's Domain Trustee acts as your local representative to satisfy the registry's eligibility requirements so you can register .COM.BR domains (and 500+ other TLDs) from anywhere in the world while keeping full control of your DNS, renewals, and billing.
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🇧🇷 Want a .COM.BR domain but are based outside Brazil? The registry requires a local presence but that no longer has to stop you.
DNSimple's Domain Trustee acts as your local representative to satisfy the registry's eligibility requirements so you can register .COM.BR domains (and 500+ other TLDs) from anywhere in the world while keeping full control of your DNS, renewals, and billing.
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Are you looking for the best GoDaddy alternatives in 2026? GoDaddy is one of the most popular (and one of the biggest)...
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Broadcaster Wins Broad U.S. Blocking Injunction Covering Pirate Sites That Don’t Exist Yet
#siteblocking #domainnames #clienthold #Cloudflare #Lawsuits #florida
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Broadcaster Wins Broad U.S. Blocking Injunction Covering Pirate Sites That Don’t Exist Yet
#siteblocking #domainnames #clienthold #Cloudflare #Lawsuits #florida
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Broadcaster Wins Broad U.S. Blocking Injunction Covering Pirate Sites That Don’t Exist Yet
#siteblocking #domainnames #clienthold #Cloudflare #Lawsuits #florida
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Broadcaster Wins Broad U.S. Blocking Injunction Covering Pirate Sites That Don’t Exist Yet
#siteblocking #domainnames #clienthold #Cloudflare #Lawsuits #florida
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Broadcaster Wins Broad U.S. Blocking Injunction Covering Pirate Sites That Don’t Exist Yet
#siteblocking #domainnames #clienthold #Cloudflare #Lawsuits #florida
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Microsoft finally switching to cloud.microsoft after announcing it in 2023 - excited to see what carnage this causes with our firewalls and proxy servers
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/what-is-cloud-microsoft
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Microsoft finally switching to cloud.microsoft after announcing it in 2023 - excited to see what carnage this causes with our firewalls and proxy servers
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/what-is-cloud-microsoft
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Microsoft finally switching to cloud.microsoft after announcing it in 2023 - excited to see what carnage this causes with our firewalls and proxy servers
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/what-is-cloud-microsoft
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Microsoft finally switching to cloud.microsoft after announcing it in 2023 - excited to see what carnage this causes with our firewalls and proxy servers
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/what-is-cloud-microsoft
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I can’t believe I never heard of trailing dots in domain names before, but here we are. This was a very interesting read: https://lacot.org/blog/2024/10/29/the-trailing-dot-in-domain-names-a-detail-that-is-often-poorly-managed.html
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I can’t believe I never heard of trailing dots in domain names before, but here we are. This was a very interesting read: https://lacot.org/blog/2024/10/29/the-trailing-dot-in-domain-names-a-detail-that-is-often-poorly-managed.html
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I can’t believe I never heard of trailing dots in domain names before, but here we are. This was a very interesting read: https://lacot.org/blog/2024/10/29/the-trailing-dot-in-domain-names-a-detail-that-is-often-poorly-managed.html
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I can’t believe I never heard of trailing dots in domain names before, but here we are. This was a very interesting read: https://lacot.org/blog/2024/10/29/the-trailing-dot-in-domain-names-a-detail-that-is-often-poorly-managed.html
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I can’t believe I never heard of trailing dots in domain names before, but here we are. This was a very interesting read: https://lacot.org/blog/2024/10/29/the-trailing-dot-in-domain-names-a-detail-that-is-often-poorly-managed.html
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Do you have recommendations for good reliable domain name providers? (Bonus points if they are user-friendly for non-technical people)
Post in the replies if you do 🙂
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Do you have recommendations for good reliable domain name providers? (Bonus points if they are user-friendly for non-technical people)
Post in the replies if you do 🙂
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Do you have recommendations for good reliable domain name providers? (Bonus points if they are user-friendly for non-technical people)
Post in the replies if you do 🙂
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Do you have recommendations for good reliable domain name providers? (Bonus points if they are user-friendly for non-technical people)
Post in the replies if you do 🙂
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Do you have recommendations for good reliable domain name providers? (Bonus points if they are user-friendly for non-technical people)
Post in the replies if you do 🙂
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2/2: Buried in NIC.IM's own contract: any notice sent to your web agent counts as sent to you, whether they forward it or not. And a domain "is not an item of property and has no owner," just a registration entry that can lapse for reasons you'll never see. Same structural gap exists under UDRP and Nominet's .uk DRS too, not just .im. Full breakdown: https://haunted.lighthouse.co.im/articles/the-nominated-contact/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nominated-contact
#DigitalSovereignty #NetworkGovernance #IsleOfMan #DomainNames
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2/2: Buried in NIC.IM's own contract: any notice sent to your web agent counts as sent to you, whether they forward it or not. And a domain "is not an item of property and has no owner," just a registration entry that can lapse for reasons you'll never see. Same structural gap exists under UDRP and Nominet's .uk DRS too, not just .im. Full breakdown: https://haunted.lighthouse.co.im/articles/the-nominated-contact/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nominated-contact
#DigitalSovereignty #NetworkGovernance #IsleOfMan #DomainNames
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2/2: Buried in NIC.IM's own contract: any notice sent to your web agent counts as sent to you, whether they forward it or not. And a domain "is not an item of property and has no owner," just a registration entry that can lapse for reasons you'll never see. Same structural gap exists under UDRP and Nominet's .uk DRS too, not just .im. Full breakdown: https://haunted.lighthouse.co.im/articles/the-nominated-contact/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nominated-contact
#DigitalSovereignty #NetworkGovernance #IsleOfMan #DomainNames
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2/2: Buried in NIC.IM's own contract: any notice sent to your web agent counts as sent to you, whether they forward it or not. And a domain "is not an item of property and has no owner," just a registration entry that can lapse for reasons you'll never see. Same structural gap exists under UDRP and Nominet's .uk DRS too, not just .im. Full breakdown: https://haunted.lighthouse.co.im/articles/the-nominated-contact/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nominated-contact
#DigitalSovereignty #NetworkGovernance #IsleOfMan #DomainNames
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In case anyone else is in the same boat, after two and half years I finally regained control of my .tk domain for about €8
https://domainincite.com/31821-freenom-is-back-but-no-longer-free
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In case anyone else is in the same boat, after two and half years I finally regained control of my .tk domain for about €8
https://domainincite.com/31821-freenom-is-back-but-no-longer-free
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In case anyone else is in the same boat, after two and half years I finally regained control of my .tk domain for about €8
https://domainincite.com/31821-freenom-is-back-but-no-longer-free