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How would the five year rule apply when there is an owner of a .co.uk and a different owner of a .org.uk? Would the .co.uk owner still have up to the five years to decide if they want it? As that would essentially mean .org.uk/.me.uk owners have no right at all to .uk?

Who loses out if the sale of stolen domains does complete? The buyer? The broker? Or the person who had the domain stolen? Obviously if you buy a car that turns out to be stolen, it's generally speaking you as buyer who would lose out. Unless it was bought from a reputable garage (broker)...

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AnalyticsPro app is ok for basic data. Doesn't have real time, though.

I just have the regular web page linked in bookmarks and as an icon. Never had any crashing issues on safari.

Oh dear. http://blog.domainlore.co.uk/letting-co-uk-owner-caught-shill-bidding.html

HSBC offer usd (or other currencies) bank accounts. You do have to have your main business account with them first, though.

http://www.advancedcustomfields.com totally idiot-proofs the whole adding and updating of meta data on posts. You'll still need to tweak your theme to actually display the data but that should be easy enough. Look up the get_post_meta function.

I literally just threw out some old copies of said magazine yesterday. Presumed this name would have had a ton of links as a result but doesn't appear to be the case.

It's one of those you might get lucky with if someone has a brand idea for it, but think it's too much of a mouthful. Rapture, yes. Rapturous, no.

Even if you don't know what a radio test (would you know what to type in if someone said the domain name to you) is, most of the above don't match the other criteria either (no numbers or hyphens).

I'd also be interested in hearing from advanced Wordpress developers; ideally with experience making plugins and other very customised things.

Can you confirm if have access to a Thesaurus when outputting the contents?

My point was more aimed at Wordpress only being suitable for "basic stuff". Though in response, even for a simple "static" site I would often argue there's a case to be made to utilise it. Clients will be able to update content themselves as and when required, rather than having to rely on the...

Depends if you know what you're doing with Wordpress to be honest. Everyone still seems to think of it as a blogging platform but its way beyond that now. There's not many projects that I wouldn't recommend utilised Wordpress as the foundation.

OperaTickets.co.uk Would be top end.

"How many sausages in a jumbo sausage supper". Apparently it's two? Surely a jumbo sausage is just one big sausage. That's certainly what I expect to get when I ask for one.

I suspect pearl necklace and ring related. Why not do a survey to find out how much men currently spend on engagement rings? I suspect you will find out it's less than it used to be.

Any 'normal' hosting will be fine as long as it's got a MySQL database and can run PHP. Shared hosting is all you need unless you expect to have 10000+ views a day and/or a incredibly query heavy setup.