gTLDs were a mistake. I say that as an owner of several domains with gTLDs.
There's almost no value.
Large businesses almost never use them. The potential for scams / phish / etc are now limitless.
There's almost no value.
Large businesses almost never use them. The potential for scams / phish / etc are now limitless.
It's arguably defensible to have a limited number of non-geographic TLDs. "Dot com" was an aesthetic as much as a technical decision. I wonder though, if .com/net/org had never existed, we would have a different sense of aesthetic around domain names, and there's no reason to think that it would be any better or worse than what we have now.