That name choice is rough. So easy to misread, so difficult to remember and spell.
I didn't even realize it wasn't "Magnify" until I saw your comment! And I went and read the entire site!
Managify – Content Management Platform for Projects, Notes, Bookmarks, Passwords
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#12Why in heavens name is this a .org domain name.
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#13Why in heavens name is this a .org domain name.
Why does it matter? There are so many available TLDs now that it shouldn't really matter which one you choose. Too many people seem to think that .org can only be used by non-profit organizations - which is simply not true.
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#15Does it support Project dependencies?
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#17Why in heavens name is this a .org domain name.
Why does it matter? There are so many available TLDs now that it shouldn't really matter which one you choose. Too many people seem to think that .org can only be used by non-profit organizations - which is simply not true.
It should be only used by non-profits.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why does it matter? There are so many available TLDs now that it shouldn't really matter which one you choose. Too many people seem to think that .org can only be used by non-profit organizations - which is simply not true.
It should be only used by non-profits.
According to what? There is no restriction when you register a domain. org is short for organization, just like com is short for company. I see lots of .com websites owned by individuals or non-companies. It is definitely a guideline and not a hard-fast rule. The only TLDs that are actually enforced are ones like .gov and .edu.