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New TLd '.p'

by chance noticed this TLD on Namecheap.
a year ago I got a two-letter domain with a two-letter TLD, but only one letter TLD looks cool, so I purchased one of those.
CF still dont reconise it.

go grap one.

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  • 3 letter .p is 34.99 a year.

  • risharderisharde Patron Provider, Veteran
    edited November 2021

    Yeah this is technically rubbish for me since it is a handshake domain according to namecheap and cannot resolve inbrowser without special config but maybe one day would be worth it(???)

  • So you can’t navigate to it without using special resolvers?

  • @risharde said:
    Yeah this is technically rubbish for me since it is a handshake domain according to namecheap and cannot resolve inbrowser without special config but maybe one day would be worth it(???)

    thats correct, i give it a 4-5 months. (i hope). but its still looks cool

  • @ascicode said:
    3 letter .p is 34.99 a year.

    i got a 2 letter .p one

  • DPDP Administrator, The Domain Guy

    These Handshake names topic was discussed in another thread just recently.

    They’re available at EnCirca, Namecheap, Porkbun and some other places - not many for now.

    All in all, by the time these will have any value on them, if they even make it, the current gTLDs (.com/.net/.org etc.) would probably be even more valuable by then.

    I mean it does sound good on paper and all but there’s a long long way to go.

    Just my opinion.

  • jarjar Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran
    edited November 2021

    @Wicked said:
    So you can’t navigate to it without using special resolvers?

    Yeah but support is ramping up to higher levels than I ever expected, so it's worth keeping an eye on. Some VPN services are doing it, NextDNS is doing it. My whole home network resolves them now.

  • Like Doge - get in early, then ride it to the moon!

    Thanked by 1yoursunny
  • ezethezeth Member, Patron Provider
    edited November 2021

    wtf does p stand for? pepe?

  • deankdeank Member, Troll

    Still waiting for .nigh tld.

  • I'm still waiting for .blackfriday

  • DPDP Administrator, The Domain Guy

    @deank said:
    Still waiting for .nigh tld.

    :joy:

  • deankdeank Member, Troll

    I wouldn't mind .DP tld, either, in all caps.

    Thanked by 1DP
  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    @Wicked said:
    I'm still waiting for .blackfriday

    .blackfriday already exists.
    Example: https://mxroute.blackfriday/

    Best from 2020:
    SPAM PLAN $300/year

  • I bought NHS because of this thread and bid for my handshake extension. LEL.

  • @ezeth said:
    wtf does p stand for? pepe?

    porn

  • I'm waiting for a .scam TLD

  • maybe a few days later you can buy a.a from me, only if you are using my dns server

  • der.p

    Thanked by 1dystopia
  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    @ezeth said:
    wtf does p stand for? pepe?

    p is for push-ups, obviously.

    Thanked by 2b0lt Boogeyman
  • @mezoology said:
    go grap one.

    I see what you did there. But I don't think you did. ;)

  • defaultdefault Veteran
    edited November 2021

    I opened a thread recently about these types of domains, and Porkbun kindly gave us a reply why they sell these.

    Be careful on Black Friday, as you might see these on special offers. They do not resolve for now; but I guess the ball is now in the public DNS resolvers yard to add the handshake connectivity.

    Personally I like the idea of a decentralized internet, away from politics and agencies corruption. I want to see this succeed, especially when big registrars want to join this train.

    I have personal DNS, and I intend to include this too in my personal resolvers.

    Thanked by 1mezoology
  • I would like to run a node specifically for this but I'm already too lazy to do it. Just bid to reserve a name on namebase and wait what happens next.

  • @default said:
    I opened a thread recently about these types of domains, and Porkbun kindly gave us a reply why they sell these.

    Be careful on Black Friday, as you might see these on special offers. They do not resolve for now; but I guess the ball is now in the public DNS resolvers yard to add the handshake connectivity.

    Personally I like the idea of a decentralized internet, away from politics and agencies corruption. I want to see this succeed, especially when big registrars want to join this train.

    I have personal DNS, and I intend to include this too in my personal resolvers.

    thats my thoughts too. and i do not think it will be too long till browsers support it too, looking at you FF.

  • @deank said: Still waiting for .nigh tld.

    Maybe OpenNIC can help?

    https://www.opennic.org/

  • @default said: away from politics and agencies corruption.

    Microsoft don't like these alternative registries 'for now'.
    https://www.fastcompany.com/90686579/blockchain-domains-bit-microsoft

  • deankdeank Member, Troll

    Does MicroSoft like anything anyway? They kill their own products for fun.

  • They have a lot of nice short domains still free. Most popular already taken.

  • @jenkki said:
    They have a lot of nice short domains still free. Most popular already taken.

    Handshake TLDs will get available later, because some will forget to renew. There is a small mining fee every 2 years from what I read, so people will search them just like they search for available ".com" domains. One can also negotiate a subdomain (domain) of a TLD with the owner. I have not tested thoroughly, but I can see this text when gifting subdomains (of TLD): Please note this domain will be transferred instantly and all transfers are final. - so I guess domains can be "gifted" if you negotiate.

    @Boogeyman said:

    @default said: away from politics and agencies corruption.

    Microsoft don't like these alternative registries 'for now'.
    https://www.fastcompany.com/90686579/blockchain-domains-bit-microsoft

    If Microsoft is worried, I personally don't care. What I do know is that we need a decentralized internet, out of corporations control and monopoly.

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