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Today I'm delisting all 623 of my Premium domains from Atom.
This is not a rant. Atom is a great marketplace and I'll keep using it.
But their Premium rules don't fit any venue I work with:
• Premium domains can't be listed on Sedo
• My Afternic price has to be 10% above Atom's
• Too many demands on every domain
• Support is much slower than Dynadot or Sedo
So from now on, nothing goes on Atom as Premium.
#domains #domaining #domainnames
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JUST IN: Delaware proposes creating a new type of company operated entirely by AI, with human owners shielded from liability for many of the AI's actions.
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#UDRP #dcal.com denied. The Complainant, A&Z Pharmaceutical, Inc. of New York, established in 1995, relied on U.S. registrations for the D-CAL mark from 2016 and 2021. The Domain Name was created in 2000, and the Korean Respondent said he bought it at public auction in March 2023 for USD 2,492 to build a personal website, but financial difficulties delayed development. The domain was parked and offered for sale, with an asking price of USD 685,000.
The Panel found no direct evidence that the Respondent targeted the mark, noting that the Complainant did not prove its mark was famous generally or in Korea and that a four-letter term has varied legitimate uses. A profit-motivated offer to sell, without a showing of targeted bad faith, does not violate the Policy, so the asking price did not establish bad faith @ wipo.int/amc/en/domains/deci…
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Lady bird in the back like “heyyyyyyyyyy”
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video is Ai generated. The bird's plumage is a fusion of a Wilson's bird of paradise and a paradise riflebird, and the mating dance itself combines unrealistic movements with an anatomically incorrect version of the riflebird's "dabbing" display
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Domain Goodness retweeted
In honor of National Pumpkin Day, Bibi, Fiona, Tucker and Fritz enjoyed one of their favorite treats! 🎃
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DotWeekly is dying. It is free to use but not free to run. I ask for support but we are still $400 short to cover just expenses for Oct. Each day tools will start to die and become inaccessible (really). If support goals are met, the tools remain free for all, if not, they die.
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Beavers stop chewing every few seconds to listen for cracking sounds in the tree so they don't get crushed
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As promised. Let’s take a closer look at .si on SellerHub 🚀
Here's what stood out:
1.
The biggest growth came between Sep 17-23 and Oct 1-7.
Sellers listed .si rapidly. The numbers rocketed to more than 33x the earlier listing count. Domains sold rose to almost 17x.
2.
Oct 8-14 looked stable against the week before, with nearly the same number of .si domains added to SellerHub and a bit fewer sold.
3.
Checkout links currently lead as the source of .si sales, with 49% of completed sales coming through this channel, followed by Spaceship and Namecheap search.
4.
Here's how sellers are pricing their .si domains:
Under $1,000: 6%
$1,000 to $4,999: 21%
$5,000 to $24,999: 28%
$25,000 to $49,999: 10%
$50,000+: 10%
Make Offer or LTO: 25%
5.
And here's how .si sales break down by price:
Under $1,000: 46%
$1,000 to $4,999: 34%
$5,000 to $24,999: 18%
$25,000 to $49,999: 1%
$50,000+: 1%
6.
The most common pricing options are:
Buy It Now + Make an Offer: 32%
Make an Offer: 25%
Buy It Now: 23%
Buy It Now + Make an Offer + LTO: 15%
7.
And for completed sales, Buy It Now leads with 88% of .si purchases.
8.
The top 10 .si sales range from under $20K to $84K, with 4 sales reaching $50K+. The domains are mostly short, memorable dictionary words with clear commercial or tech-related use cases, plus a few broader brandable names.
📊 That's what we're seeing, and we'll keep tracking it. What are your observations on .si so far?
