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ICANN is considering Associated Domain Checks when one domain has actionable evidence of DNS abuse. For a webmaster running several sites, the uncomfortable case is a compromise: one site is hacked and used for phishing while the others are clean. Reviewing them may catch the same attack...

Welcome to WJunction, Datify team! Nice to see another team from the affiliate side here.

Welcome, PlayToEarn! What brought you to WJunction? :champagne_glass:

"Maybe I’ll build something someday” can keep a domain around forever :smile:

Same here, .cart is the only one that feels easy to picture.

Project domains are not always easy to judge from a dashboard. A name can have little traffic and still be tied to an old redirect, email address, test site or project that may come back later. AI can help flag weak domains, but turning off auto-renew turns a recommendation into an action with...

Telegram has applied for .gram and Durov says users could eventually get names tied to Telegram-hosted websites. For webmasters, would that make you more likely to use the extension? I can see it working for bots, communities, creator pages or quick landing sites, but I’d still want normal DNS...

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Welcome to WJunction 👋 Good place to connect with other webmasters and learn from real experiences.

That is a good point. Some domains are not kept because they have traffic today. They are kept because the future use case is still clear like a brand, a project, a company name, or a defensive asset. The harder decision is when the reason becomes only “maybe someday” without any real plan.

Yeah, I'd probably keep that part manual too. Let the bot handle the boring stuff, but I’d still want to click the final register button myself. One typo and you’ve bought the wrong domain.

A customer recently asked about checking and registering domains from a Telegram bot. For a webmaster, the useful version of that idea is broader: a project goes live, the workflow checks the domain, registers it, points DNS and hands the site off without jumping between panels. AI makes the...

That makes sense. Yes, the company activity and audience probably decide a lot. .IO, .TECH and .DEV feel natural when the audience is already technical.

ICANN received 1,600+ primary applications in the 2026 round. Some early disclosed strings target tech, commerce and online communities, but none of them is approved for public registration yet. For a webmaster, the real decision is practical: brand fit, renewal cost, user trust and whether the...

Welcome to WJunction! Since you’re here to learn and also share what you know, I’d suggest picking a couple of sections that match what you actually work on and following those first. What are you mainly into right now, hosting, websites, SEO, or something else?