nicenic
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Telegram has applied for .gram and may let users turn usernames into web addresses with hosted sites.
For a small side project, that could be convenient if the domain price is reasonable. But would you actually choose .gram over a cheap .com/.net/ccTLD?
I’d consider it for a Telegram community or bot project, but only if I can control DNS and move the site later. What would make it useful to you?
For a small side project, that could be convenient if the domain price is reasonable. But would you actually choose .gram over a cheap .com/.net/ccTLD?
I’d consider it for a Telegram community or bot project, but only if I can control DNS and move the site later. What would make it useful to you?
