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For web projects, I think domain auctions are not always worth the delay. If you are testing a new site, network, or service, you often just need a name that works. Watching an auction or waiting for a seller to reply can slow the project before it even starts. A fixed price may not be the...

When a website suddenly stops loading, the cause is not always the hosting server. It could be DNS resolution, nameserver settings, DNS records, CDN configuration, SSL, browser cache, or the web server itself. In website support cases, checking the domain and DNS setup early can often save...

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Recent discussion around .IN reminded me that some country-code domains are not as simple as buying a .com. They may have local expectations, different transfer processes, or special terms. For people running sites or client projects, do you check these rules first?

Exactly. That is the one everyone should be most careful with.

Father's Day is coming up, and I was thinking about online projects. If you had to pass one online asset to your kids or family in the future, what would it be? A domain, a traffic site, a file hosting project, an email list, a brand, a content site, a SaaS tool, or something else? The...

I'm from NiceNIC, an ICANN-accredited domain registrar, and I'm glad to join this community!

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Maybe this topic is a little late, but I still wanted to open a separate thread and see what others think. .si is getting attention, but I do not think sales alone tell the full story yet. For me, the more interesting part would be seeing more real websites using .si as the main domain. I...

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After following ICANN86 in Seville, I have been thinking about how much the role of a domain registrar has changed. For many years, a lot of people chose a registrar mainly by price, especially the first-year registration price. Price still matters, of course. For domain investors, agencies...

I'm not always sure premium domain auction prices are a clean signal of end-user demand. Sometimes a high price means real buyer demand. Sometimes it is just two bidders chasing the same name. What I notice is that many businesses only care about the matching domain after the brand is already...

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