The free domains issue didn’t make it into the Gizmodo article.Īnyone reading the Gizmodo article might say “Hey, I need to check out this popular. That article mentioned the free domains, but only later in the article. Michael Kenneth Mann (born February 5, 1943) is an American director, screenwriter, and producer of film and television who is best known for his distinctive style of crime drama. That article starts by saying “Based on the numbers recorded over the past week, the pitch is working,” referring to. Michael Mann Not to be confused with Michael, Isle of Man. But this article was written because World Trademark Review wrote another article about. xyz probably doesn’t want to be associated with. What about this Gizmodo story? Yes, it’s about cybersquatting – something. Even if it’s only there because of the free registrations. XYZ was mentioned in this article because it’s showing up at the top of lists. “ registrations have outpaced the likes of. Michael Berkens linked to this post on earlier this week.
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xyz be mentioned in the mainstream press because it’s #1? Do you think the mainstream press and its readers will know the difference between a paid registration and a free one? Will they even care? It rubs me the wrong way.īut how many times in the coming weeks or months will. Isn’t it disingenuous to claim you’re the top TLD when most of the “registrations” have been given away in this manner?
XYZ founder Daniel Negari is definitely taking heat within the domain name industry for his approach. This is drastically inflating the number of registered. xyz domain names and is not even requiring account holders to affirm that they want the domain names. xyz and its so-called “sham” registrations. Inflated numbers will result in more mainstream press mentions.Ī lot has been written over the past couple weeks about.
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