What kind of website 'tail' is better...?

[Amir]

Hey, the poll should be above xD. What I want you to do is tell me, what is better,

e.g.

www.google.co.uk (http://www.google.co.uk) (tail is .co.uk)
www.google.com (http://www.google.com) (tail is .com)
www.google.net (http://www.google.net) (tail is .net)

Please, vote! Thanks.

[ThisNameWillDo!]

I think .com is the best.

Don't know why really.. I just do :P

[Swastika]

Ive always liked .net, .co.uk and .info for some reason.

[brandon]

.com for me

[ThisNameWillDo!]

Ive always liked .net, .co.uk and .info for some reason.

I don't like .info, don't know why.. I just do lol :D

[Amir]

Lol. Well, i'm considering getting a different domain to .co.uk before I buy it this weekend (I hope).

Just asking.

I ALWAYS loved .net - they sound cool somehow. And they sorta cover worldwide, unlike .co.uk (UK usually) and .com (UK, US usually)

[ThisNameWillDo!]

Nothing wrong with .net

Get one if you want one :D

[Jackbee]

.com ftw

[Kardan]

Domain isn't it?

.co.uk anyway

[ThisNameWillDo!]

Domain isn't it?

That's what I thought :s

[Drompo]

If you don't want to spend too much .co.uk

If you have no budget .net

[Mentor]

I would go for .co.uk becuse its cheaper and denots its a british website o.0

[ThisNameWillDo!]

.co.uk isn't cheaper? :s

[Mentor]

.co.uk isn't cheaper? :s
yes it is o.0 quite signifcantly? .co.uk's cost around £2.50 a year, .coms cost up to around £10 a year. o.0

[Lysine]

.com i always use

[ThisNameWillDo!]

Oh, I thought you HAD TO buy .co.uk for 2 years :P

And no, on namecheap.com .com is only about £4.50

[Mentor]

Oh, I thought you HAD TO buy .co.uk for 2 years :P

And no, on namecheap.com .com is only about £4.50

Well, it is true you have to buy a .co.uk for two years, which is about a £5er, although that still only equartes to 2.50 a year "/

[Unpredictible.]

i like .net or .com

[Caution]

.net
maybe .com
not co.uk
Lolllll.

[ThisNameWillDo!]

Yeh, .co.uk is too long.. even though that's what 'tail' or 'domain' my hosting company's got but... oh well :P

[Colin-Roberts]

.com is a country domain its company
.us is usa
.co.uk is uk
.ca is canada
.net is network
.org is organization

btw ontopic my favourite is .net or .com

[Chris,]

.net or .com is my favourite.

[redtom]

I like .co.uk and .net the most but I feel that .net has that somthing its diffrent unlike lots of english speaking sites having .com or .co.uk.

[Josh-H]

Well it has to be .com for me...

[ThisNameWillDo!]

I also like .net and .co.uk but .com is definitely the best :D:D:D

[F32]

What's a tail?

[ThisNameWillDo!]

What's a tail?

Well I thought it was called a domain extension

Like .com .co.uk .net .info .biz etc. etc.

But I suppose you can call it a tail if you want :P

[F32]

The domain extension.

Like .com .co.uk .net .info .biz etc. etc.
Well now you make it not sound like a manly bodily part.

It's a bloody domain extension - where the hell did you get 'tail' from?

Jesus christ.

[Amir]

Lmao.

My gay ICT teacher xD

Like everybody in blackpool is gay, and he always calls it a tail while he floops around the room on a wheelie chair like a p'w'n star

[Blob]

Its a TLD.

Anyway .com as it is the only good domain which ends in not a sharp letter

[JamesRouale]

I believe you mean a TLD (apposed to a 'tail)?

Anyway, it's purely based on your web site. For example, if your website is an organisation (UK based) then you would use a .co.uk TLD. If you were an internationally based organisation then you would use .net and so forth.

[Infrontation]

It depends what your website is about etc. but I like .net