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Readme.io - free to a good open source project

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Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project

#11

I bought this domain for a pet project a few years ago. That project hasn't gone anywhere so I thought I'd offer it up. I'd love to see it used by some documentation repository or similar. Ping me if you're interested.

Where does one buy .io domains nowadays? Ive looked around but didnt find anything legit looking.

Gandi.net is the current favorite for .io domains, as they are only $39 per year: https://www.gandi.net/domain/price/info

Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project

#13

I bought this domain for a pet project a few years ago. That project hasn't gone anywhere so I thought I'd offer it up. I'd love to see it used by some documentation repository or similar. Ping me if you're interested.

Hi, I just sent you an e-mail :)

Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project

#14

I bought this domain for a pet project a few years ago. That project hasn't gone anywhere so I thought I'd offer it up. I'd love to see it used by some documentation repository or similar. Ping me if you're interested.

If you do not find a group to use this domain, please consider donating it to OpenDomain. We have never sold a domain - we have given domains to open source groups for for Free for 14 years - we are "open source for domains". We would ensure the domain goes to a hapy home that supports open source. Contact me Ric AT OpenDomain org

Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project

#15

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Where does one buy .io domains nowadays? Ive looked around but didnt find anything legit looking.

Gandi.net is the current favorite for .io domains, as they are only $39 per year: https://www.gandi.net/domain/price/info

"ONLY"?

Am i the only one that thinks for a domain, this isn't a bargain?

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