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.
Readme.io - free to a good open source project
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Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project
#12Here is my project. Reddit.com/r/freewareindex I could always use a domain since I am broke as hell EDIT: Also am working on a new site but before I was just using blogger.com
Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project
#13I 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.
Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project
#14I 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.
Re: Readme.io - free to a good open source project
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
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
Am i the only one that thinks for a domain, this isn't a bargain?