Ideas for New Extensions Not Made Yet

[Jason]

Well, I figure .tex or .texas would be popular. Also, I suppose they could have .library. How about .jazz? I guess the ideas are endless. Some might seem silly to some people, but it's all subjective you know.

 

[WebKitty]

I wouldn't mind seeing something dedicated specifically to social websites but I am not sure how they would manage to make that change now. I can't imagine big sites like Facebook, Twitter, or Reddit among many others would change away from .com but I feel like it would be ideal, at least in my mind. I like to have everything sorted.

 

[Kane]

In the future, every major city will have domain extensions and I think this is good for local business. Every profession will also have a domain extension and I think this is also good for professionals.

 

[Grant]

Honestly do we need more site extensions? I feel like these days most extensions like .com/.net/ etc tend to be for just about any sites these days. Not sure if people would want to write out longer extensions either. So .library probably won't get used. If anything maybe .lib or something would suffice as it's shorter. You kind of want your extension to be short, that's why we have .net, .com, .io, .to, etc. People don't like to have to type out lengthy domains.

In the future, every major city will have domain extensions and I think this is good for local business. Every profession will also have a domain extension and I think this is also good for professionals.

That sounds like it'd be too much imo. I think a better alternative is to use the state instead of every city or town. Like this: .CA for California, .TX for Texas, etc. Doubt every profession will get one too, seems impractical to me.

 

[Kane]

Honestly do we need more site extensions? I feel like these days most extensions like .com/.net/ etc tend to be for just about any sites these days. Not sure if people would want to write out longer extensions either. So .library probably won't get used. If anything maybe .lib or something would suffice as it's shorter. You kind of want your extension to be short, that's why we have .net, .com, .io, .to, etc. People don't like to have to type out lengthy domains.


That sounds like it'd be too much imo. I think a better alternative is to use the state instead of every city or town. Like this: .CA for California, .TX for Texas, etc. Doubt every profession will get one too, seems impractical to me.

Can you get one word or even two word keyword rich domain with dot come?
Here lies the importance of more domain extensins. A lot of cities already have ther own domain extensions, dor instance dot nyc, dot london, etc.