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Good on you for restricting people from sending "4" or less for the character count; I'd probably hide that too and use that for my own needs in your position, though it only raises the barrier from opportunistic searchers to people with a mild amount of curl/grep knowledge.
Useful service, congrats on the launch. Do 4 character domains basically never drop or why is the minimum length 5?
a) Really awesomely cool! b) Kinda sad to read all those names and think that someone once thought, 'hey, this could be my baby.' Sure, I imagine a bunch of them were just hoovered up by domain squatters, but at least a few of them are failed sites, right? … right?
Justinandsam.com is just heartbreaking.
Thanks for this, found a diamond in the rough. Good on you for restricting people from sending "4" or less for the character count; I'd probably hide that too and use that for my own needs in your position, though it only raises the barrier from opportunistic searchers to people with a mild amount of curl/grep knowledge.
This is neat. After browsing for several pages, I'm yet to find something that is a decent name. In a similar space, I really like https://park.io
So for instance snuno doesn't mean anything, 5 letters, easy to pronounce in all language, people don't get confused when you pronounce it. The name eventually becomes associated with whatever you put in.
After I saw Mt.Gox taking off, I realized, that the name is challenge only initially. People will figure it out once they think there is value.
Is it possible to add a column with the Page Rank or Domain Authority of the particular domain?
The good thing about 'our' filtering is that it would take down the number of daily requests to their API, but still...a. lot. I wouldn't say it's out of the question even remotely, I have the funds but am cautious with my finances/investments. But you're right and I should definitely give it some serious though..
R.I.P. cryingbitches.com, gone before I even knew her
Thanks for this, found a diamond in the rough. Good on you for restricting people from sending "4" or less for the character count; I'd probably hide that too and use that for my own needs in your position, though it only raises the barrier from opportunistic searchers to people with a mild amount of curl/grep knowledge.
I don't own a single one nore have tried but I understand many would. Honestly I did that 100% because they're simply always taken by bots on the spot. It'd be a waste of space on the site/cluttering the feeds. Our process is muchhhh slower around the clock as we check all domains and delete any no longer avail, again to keep the lists tidy, it'd only get everyone's hopes up just to have them let down. I can guarante…
5 letters, however, $8.99!