[HCoop-Discuss] .coop tld?
John T. Settino
nion at nion0.com
Sun Oct 15 21:26:39 EDT 2006
What kind of coop would get chicken.coop? Farmer's, maybe? That would be
hilarious.
- John
On Sun, 15 Oct 2006 7:30 pm, Justin Hart wrote:
> I have to wonder if chicken.coop, or foxinthe.coop are taken, just for
> humorous reasons.
>
> Justin
>
> On 10/15/06, leitgebj at hcoop.net <leitgebj at hcoop.net> wrote:
>> Welcome to the list, Ketty!
>>
>> I wrote to the list a few months ago in support of moving to a .coop
>> TLD.
>> Some of the same issues with cost were brought up at that time, as
>> well as
>> the fact that our legal name is HCoop, Inc.
>>
>> Despite these concerns, I think that the benefits of moving to a name
>> like
>> hosting.coop would offset the disadvantages. Specifically, I like the
>> facts that: it would be easier to relay in communication, it
>> emphasizes
>> what we do (i.e., hosting), and that it emphasizes our established
>> organizational status as a cooperative.
>>
>> Along with the benefits mentioned above, I also think that it would
>> help
>> to strengthen relationships to other cooperatives who have already
>> jumped
>> on the .coop bandwagon such as my local grocery store, the The
>> Lexington
>> Real Foods Community Co-op (http://www.lexington.coop).
>>
>> I think that we should do it in conjunction with the server move if
>> at all
>> possible. Let me know if I can help out in any way, e.g., by filling
>> out
>> the necessary paperwork.
>>
>> Justin
>>
>>
>> > Hi, this is my first time posting here :)
>> >
>> > On 10/15/06, David W. Bettis <dwb at hcoop.net> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> When we get our new server setup, having hosting.coop might
>> increase our
>> >> visibility. I've been using "hcoop.net" as the domain for my email
>> >> address, and when I write it down for people, most of them say
>> "what? h
>> >> coop?" (as in a bird coop). Hosting.coop would stick in people's
>> minds
>> >> better. Moreover, what if -another- hosting.coop comes along?
>> That
>> >> would be confusing.
>> >
>> >
>> > Another posibility is webhost.coop, that would be even more self
>> > explanatory
>> > :)
>> >
>> > Since we have more members now, it wouldn't be quite as painful to
>> cough
>> >> up $100/yr. That's what, $1 or $2 extra per member per year?
>> >
>> >
>> > I too think it is reasonable.
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