Pete Millspaugh
@petemillspaugh.com
about 1 month ago .fart would join existing troll TLDs like .sucks and .wtf 2,270 joke websites paying $10/yr for 10 years can pay back the application fee for this one
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.fart would join existing troll TLDs like .sucks and .wtf 2,270 joke websites paying $10/yr for 10 years can pay back the application fee for this one
.etc ooo, I really like this one I find myself writing etc. probably way too often, and I'm now realizing that this just moves the dot to the left
.dao there are a lot of crypto strings in here so far (I didn't mention .chain and .coin) the rumor mill has it that many TLD applicants will be crypto-related (some have already announced) but it'll be interesting to see whether end users support crypto registries
.con I have seen way too many mistyped gmail.con email addresses at the companies I've worked at to think ICANN will let this through the typo traffic would be insane -- there's actually a word for that! typosquatting
.btc well, there are bound to be a lot of these (crypto) but not .eth because ETH is the ISO 3166 alpha-3 code for Ethiopia
.bad lol, an alternative to .sucks, and people do like making joke websites
.artist I could see this working better than existing ones like .dentist, but I wonder if artists will still prefer .art
.api
could see this in a world where companies opt for more second-level domains than subdomains for things like their API (like valtown.api instead of api.val.town) .agentic hm, a lot of people have been talking about .agent as the big one that could auction for more than $135m for .web I wonder if this passes the string similarity test
ICANN's gTLD application window closed last night and bigger-than-2012 (last round) stuff is already happening
lfg.link applied for 316, more than anyone in 2012 (it'll cost $71 million in application fees alone!)
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