.so .sh TLD for startups – pros and cons?
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Re: .so .sh TLD for startups – pros and cons?
#2Re: .so .sh TLD for startups – pros and cons?
#3Remember, with any new domain, you're starting from zero anyway; you'll have to build trust from scratch, whether it's a fancy `.com` or a `.so`. Going with something like `.so` or `.sh` just means more choices when the usual suspects are already taken.
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#4Spam and cool. You will be discounted by users/search engines but you will have cache within the industry. Depends on who your customers are: discord users vs facebook group users
Which of thesevis savvier? Serious question. Given a tech worker subset that's analogous to Discord, I'd go for the 40s+ Facebook.
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#5Re: .so .sh TLD for startups – pros and cons?
#6Ah, Somalia. Hmm "Limited to institutions and organizations in Somalia, residents of Somalia, others who have a legitimate, clear and provable connection to Somalia"
Unless you live in Somalia, seems like a non-starter.
Re: .so .sh TLD for startups – pros and cons?
#7I think PG had an article about this (on naming?) a while back...
Re: .so .sh TLD for startups – pros and cons?
#8One is so.so, the other is sh.it. Ah, Somalia. Hmm "Limited to institutions and organizations in Somalia, residents of Somalia, others who have a legitimate, clear and provable connection to Somalia" Unless you live in Somalia, seems like a non-starter.