Ever Tried a Second-Level Domain? Here’s a List to Ponder

[NiceNICDomainServerNiceNICDomainServer is verified member.]

Back when I first discovered .uk.com and .us.org, it felt like stepping into a hidden corner of the Internet, familiar yet different. Now I'm curious what you all think about these:
.ae.org, .br.com, .cn.com, .com.de, .de.com, .eu.com, .gb.net, .hu.net, .se.net, .uk.com, .uk.net, .us.com, .us.org, .jpn.com, .mex.com.

Would you ever use one? Do they feel like smart branding, or just digital nostalgia? Share your thoughts, stories, or even the wildest use cases you’ve seen!

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

funny enough.. I was just thinking this and this morning .. yes, I can definetelly see myself starting a hosting company on something like hosting.eu.com if I wasn't busy with Domain Summits

have you personally got any websites set up on subdomains of such? .. how is it in Asia?

 

[NiceNICDomainServerNiceNICDomainServer is verified member.]

funny enough.. I was just thinking this and this morning .. yes, I can definetelly see myself starting a hosting company on something like hosting.eu.com if I wasn't busy with Domain Summits

have you personally got any websites set up on subdomains of such? .. how is it in Asia?

A lot of my clients have registered them and loved it. Do you find they convert as well as standard TLDs?