Ok they don't, but I mean the hype around them is uncalled for and just BS if you don't mind me saying. Oh and that dnSales.com thread, how an offers thread was started then poof, without word removed and thrown up somewhere else, yeah domain ethics went right out the window there.

So people have a pile of names just sitting there and they want dn related names...sell the ones you have first (dnPile.com not registered oolala go pick it up quick pffft).

Anyway I think people should be more aware of the risks involved with following spaz trends, (dnAwareness.com ? go get it run run run! haha). Like the /mobi hype, people lost thousands because they thought it's the next best thing since sliced bread, because of the over hype.

I don't know, I just think people should study the trands more so, dnSearches.com just went up for sale...no disrespect the the name owner, but there are so many unregistered names out there as good if not better, I bet he's expecting a minimum offer of mid-high xxx too. :smilewinkgrin:

One person shouts duck, everyone looks around like wtf...that's bad practice, don't follow trends like obsessed hordes... (dnHorde.com heh) , you don't need yur fix of the dn name (dnDose.com get it go go), you really don't need to buy these dn names just yet, not for a long time to come anyway. Domainers these days act like maniacs, (dnManiac.com ? it's prob still available) I'll cut it short, following trends can be great,, but here's the key, don't be led into one :ok: