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Sidetrack: there is an .in tld? Nice, I'm surprised by the lack of VERB.in websites


"In" doesn't necessarily lend itself to snappy English phrases like "to" does. It might also be confused with the gerund, especially when spoken - do I go to meet.in or meet.ing? And what's your company/product called?

And are there additional restrictions on Indian domains? Not sure. For example, last time I checked, only Americans could register .us domains.


it is a great tld (I have one and a whole project that could be formed around it, just dont have the time to get it done. I need a Zed Shaw crash course on getting shit done).




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