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Can I fulfill the Catalan requirement for .cat by offering it as a language option? [closed]
I plan to make a portfolio site for someone, and a very ideal name would be ****.cat. I have checked, and it is available.
Now the thing is, .cat requires to be related somehow to Catalan. More ...
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How to protect a domain [closed]
I have a domain and I worry how to protect its.
My question is:
What step that I must do to protect my domain name and any suggests to enhance protection domain from thief ?
thanks advance
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How do search engines treat domains created out of country codes (e.g bit.ly)
I have a site that has a domain name that is a word created out of a country code (like bit.ly awe.sm favo.rs) My question is how do search engines handle these.
For example, would a search on ...
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What is up with these guys at NetFirms - they have been hacked and they don't seem to care [closed]
NetFirms is one of the top domain registrars, but go to their website and do a whois lookup for any of the top websites (Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc). Do yo see what I see? I notified them about this may ...
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List of international top-level domains that allow foreign registrations
Wikipedia has a list of top-level domains but few of their entries specify availability or restrictions, such as having to be a citizen or have a business presence, etc.
So, what are some top-level ...
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When should “domain hacks” like del.icio.us be used for most sites?
While it's fine for sites aimed at more advanced, I find a lot of non-technical people tend to just add www and .com to every domain, so for example, my dad would type that in as www.del.icio.us.com. ...