.info's for forums?

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

With .info being the cheapest domain names available at the moment, people with limited funds love to buy them or people love to give them away as contest prizes or gifts.

Do you think these are appropriate for forums? Do you think .info's should be use for just blogs or websites?

Do you think a .info's and forums are a good fit?

 

[Kasynlie]

I'm not a fan of .info anything. It won't deter me if the forum/blog/website itself is nice and inviting.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

off topic, break guy are you the new kung fu panda?

 

[Kasynlie]

you like it? Trying to find myself a signature to go along with it, but to no avail so far.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

To be honest, I dont like like animated stuff. So your kung fu panda and siren image (which I blocked with my ad blocker) is very annoying to me. Thats just me though.

 

[Kasynlie]

No worries, I'll change.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Anyways back on topic.. I think .info's are fine for forums. I'd rather a forum have a .info then some long / hard to remember free forum url such as: http://s11.zetaboards.com/thefictionalwoods/index/

 

[GardsJr]

I am using a .info for my sports forum (which I need to update) so obviously I have no problem with it

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[EvanP]

I don't really like .info forums, as .info is meant for INFOrmation sites. I'm not absolutely against it though.

 

[Ashley]

I don't mind them, to be honest. I just always thought .info was more for business sites, not really meant for much else. because info means information, and not many general chat sites are informative. About the only kinds of sites I can invision seeing a .info on, would be news sites and places like that.

 

[sbfc]

I don't really care too much to be honest, a .info is better then no TLD at least.

 

[Crusader]

.info is fine, it's a proper extension so I have no problem with it. Extensions like .co.cc bug me

 

[extreme]

I have no problem with .info domains. Though they aren't my preference they are way better than the long, complex, hard to remember sub-domain names.

 

[Kingmush]

I usually don't notice if a forum has .info or not and if it's a good forum I like going to it doesn't and shouldn't matter.

 

[Novax]

As long as a the forums good, I do not see a problem

 

[McConnaughay]

Not truly a fan of websites with a .info, especially if they are forums, but as said it won't stop me from being a part of the website if the community is good.