.org used to be reserved more for non-profits and such, and .nets for ISPs and other network-related companies, but those guidelines have long since passed. You can safely use them anywhere you'd use a .com.
Originally posted by arg .org used to be reserved more for non-profits and such, and .nets for ISPs and other network-related companies, but those guidelines have long since passed. You can safely use them anywhere you'd use a .com.
No problem with .org's, but surfers dont remember them well like they do .com's. There will be times when surfers want to revisit your site and automatically type in the .com version of the name.
Originally posted by arg .org used to be reserved more for non-profits and such, and .nets for ISPs and other network-related companies, but those guidelines have long since passed. You can safely use them anywhere you'd use a .com.
thankfully, in australia there are still stricter controls. there is a body that manages all .au domains and frequently checks and updates the information to make sure that everything is legit. on the downside they are fucking expensive to register
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