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POLL:
"Which extension(s) are the best for investing in domain names -- considering differences in current prices and your expectations of possible increases or decreases in future value?"
MULTIPLE ANSWERS ALLOWED:
You can vote for more than one extension by checking more than one box before clicking on the vote button. Unfortunately, the poll function only allows us to list 10 choices so if you wish to highlight other extensions that are not listed, please post them in the thread below. Please check the box for ".## = country extension for my own country" if you think it is worthwhile for you to invest in domains with your own country code extension. Please -- check the box for ".US (although I do not live in the United States)" if you do not live in the United States, but think that it is worthwhile for you to invest in .US domains -- check the ".DE (although I do not live in Germany)" box if you do not live in Germany, but think that it is worthwhile for you to invest in .DE domains -- etc. I regret not having space to list all major country code domains, so I listed the largest. Feel free to highlight others in the thread below.
EXAMPLES:
If you think that ".COM rules" and no other extensions will ever have much value, then vote for .COM only. If you think that .COMs are over-priced relative to their likely future value, .NETs are under-priced relative to their likely future value, and no other extensions will amount to much, then vote for .NET only. If you like a portfolio of .COMS, .NETs and .BIZs, then vote for all three -- .COMs, .NETs, and .BIZs.
BACKGROUND:
A similar poll was conducted at DNForum back in November, 2002. We will analyze and report changes in responses between these years as well as the current pattern of responses. Thank you for participating in this poll.
"Which extension(s) are the best for investing in domain names -- considering differences in current prices and your expectations of possible increases or decreases in future value?"
MULTIPLE ANSWERS ALLOWED:
You can vote for more than one extension by checking more than one box before clicking on the vote button. Unfortunately, the poll function only allows us to list 10 choices so if you wish to highlight other extensions that are not listed, please post them in the thread below. Please check the box for ".## = country extension for my own country" if you think it is worthwhile for you to invest in domains with your own country code extension. Please -- check the box for ".US (although I do not live in the United States)" if you do not live in the United States, but think that it is worthwhile for you to invest in .US domains -- check the ".DE (although I do not live in Germany)" box if you do not live in Germany, but think that it is worthwhile for you to invest in .DE domains -- etc. I regret not having space to list all major country code domains, so I listed the largest. Feel free to highlight others in the thread below.
EXAMPLES:
If you think that ".COM rules" and no other extensions will ever have much value, then vote for .COM only. If you think that .COMs are over-priced relative to their likely future value, .NETs are under-priced relative to their likely future value, and no other extensions will amount to much, then vote for .NET only. If you like a portfolio of .COMS, .NETs and .BIZs, then vote for all three -- .COMs, .NETs, and .BIZs.
BACKGROUND:
A similar poll was conducted at DNForum back in November, 2002. We will analyze and report changes in responses between these years as well as the current pattern of responses. Thank you for participating in this poll.