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moxid said:actually i planed to hold the domains for about 4-5 years, but if you make an offer i can't refuse, maybe ;-)
.christoph
Yes, it doesn't make sense to sell domains that aren't going to be easy to replace unless cashflow is an issue. Do you get traffic on these?
Shame on the sports one's you didn't go for Cricket. That is a religion, and a form of virtual warfare, on the subcontinent.
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Dave Wrixon
Mocus said:well, if it's called email there of course...I have names like bhang.in and charas.in that are in the native language and will get type-ins for sure..we have yet to see what will really come of english domains in the .in ext.
The question about which languages will be used to type-in using this extension is a strong and valid point. These, however, are not native language in the sense that is what would normally be written. They are more accurately described as Transliterations, which may be used extensively or may be largely superceded by IDN, which actually represent the words in local characters. It is too soon to make a judgement and for the moment transliterations have the upper hand.
The Indian market is a very difficult one to judge. My quess is that English keywords will not predominate in India, but then if only 5% of the population type in English Keywords, if you have keywords like the above that is still huge.
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Dave Wrixon