NiceNIC_COM
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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 and the ability to move to another host later.
Would you treat .gram as a real domain for a project, or mainly as an extension of a Telegram username?
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 and the ability to move to another host later.
Would you treat .gram as a real domain for a project, or mainly as an extension of a Telegram username?
