cybertonic

I will also say:

The most difficult is establish the frontier between the domains that are premium or no.
When the scoring of a domain is high or very low there is no problem and people can easily admit our decision.
When a domain is just in the frontier is when people are frustated or complaint. I may understand.
But we are strict:
There is a minimum limit for which a domain is no longer considered as Premium and even if a domain is really near and the owner complaint, we do not change our decision. Otherwise we will lost our credibility.

Regarding GoPC I just looked at your profile and remember now having exchanged a pair of mails with you few months ago.
Your domain score is just under this 300 terrrible limit for gopc.com

Now I have an optimistic note for you and many people in the same case:
In February we plan a scoring update.
Basically the domain readability (length, syllables) will be more influent in the domain score calculation.
To better understand, this means that basically shorter domains will gain more points while long will lose.
What should happen is that short domains near the 300 frontier should become premium, the inverse should also happen.
All the submitted domains will be reviewed again after this update.

This is a good proof we are not considering us as experts, and that we also learn everyday and try to improve the valuation to can offer you a premium domain certification of quality.

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