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first few .xxx domains in use

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Hi,

what do you think of the new .xxx do you think its will be worthwhile for investment? will the potential 'good ones' be infringing tradmarks and such from the .com owners?

heres more info http://icmregistry.xxx/
 
In the short term, no. In the long term, yes.

At this moment in time I just cannot see adult sites moving to a .xxx tld unless there is an injunction stating that all adult sites must be on the .xxx tld, which I believe there isn't.
 
I think they might be a good investment you never know they might take off !

but i wont be buying any ...

Is anyone here going to buy some ?

Wizard

Hi,

what do you think of the new .xxx do you think its will be worthwhile for investment? will the potential 'good ones' be infringing tradmarks and such from the .com owners?

heres more info http://icmregistry.xxx/
 
There would definably be an annoyed face in my household should I decide to develop a porn site. Who knows, it may spark a little flame. 8-)

I think they might be a good investment you never know they might take off !

but i wont be buying any ...

Is anyone here going to buy some ?

Wizard
 
Yeah I won't be getting .xxx domains, I have one adult domain that's just gathering dust over on sedo.

I think most big name adult specialist will make the move over. The're pushing responsible use and after all it was the big companies that wanted them in the first place.
 
Just to add to this, if rumours are to be believed some ISP's have already blocked the .xxx extension. India being one of them.
 
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