Not really. Why do so many people use secondary domains.
I bought a six-digit XYZ domain name for just over 60 dollars for ten years.
For example, my 591290.xyz means “I want it, press and it works.”
But later, I stopped using it. The main reason is that the xyz domain isn’t very good.
Please help!!!
Who can tell me what people using secondary domains are doing, and why don’t they just buy their own!!
Bought but not yours, every year you have to pay for it. If it could be permanent, that would be fine. Having to renew every year just looks annoying. Free second-level domains are different; they’re like side cards of big shots. Big shots have money and keep renewing them without caring, so we feel comfortable using them. For example, 110.us.kg is about as long as a purchased top-level domain. Those who don’t know much about it, ordinary users, don’t care about top-level or second-level domains; they just need to be able to open them.
Can’t afford to spend money. How nice free second-level domains are. They have the same functions; 110.us.kg is much easier to remember than a six-digit little sister.
I use it for blog, movie station, navigation, image hosting, chat room, note pad, cloud storage, short domain names, and more. There are 2-3 options for each. Free domains and free space are used to the fullest. It’s like collecting stamps and satisfying the hobby of coding.
As a developer of a secondary domain distribution system from a developer’s perspective
Free (for freetakers)
Some testing space; a testing environment requires a domain name
Like the psychology of collecting stamps (because I started collecting these free domains out of interest, which led to the creation of Liuzu DNS system)
The above is just my personal opinion
Hang websites, collect stamps for appreciation.
Just like buying VPS, I can’t stop trying out nodes for each region and every bandwidth line.
Sigh, this is a disease.