The .uk domains spotted in the wild thread

[username]

I wish I could find some people using .UK domains. I can't find them anywhere and nobody wants them. I don't keep stumbling upon them left, right and centre...

 

[AlistairH]

Not often I'll take a photo of the back of a dirty bus but here I am doing so for you lot

 

[username]

Not often I'll take a photo of the back of a dirty bus but here I am doing so for you lot

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No, it never happens. I refuse to believe.

 

[username]

I know it never happens and is made up in my own head - but here's another example of a fully fledged website with real content on a .UK that I saw on X.

Harassment and incitement

Laws in the UK ban incitement to hatred and violence, including on account of religion or belief, as well as harassment, victimisation, and discrimination by organisations against individuals on those same grounds. Although we have concerns about exemptions from the latter, we believe that these...

humanists.uk

.co.uk redirects to the .uk

 

[username]

could the majority of your portfolio be .uk without the matching .co.uk by any chance?

Any names that I have invested in, 9 out of 10 times I have been attracted to them because I could secure both .UK and .co.uk, purchases predating RoR drop, at the same time.

Recently I have picked up some .UK names on their own, some for a premium.

When I create websites, I secure the .COM... and then secure the .UK and .CO.UK. I wouldn't create a website on .UK, cause I like to create sites with mass appeal.

I believe in the .UK more than the .CO.UK. I think it looks better. People should have switched and dropped .CO.UK en masse and told Nominet where to go imho.