Question for International Members

**Hybr!d** · #11 5th Jan 2008, 13:43

Thanks for the feedback.

**mrdaveyk** · #12 5th Jan 2008, 14:37

tell us what you're thinking dave

**Hybr!d** · #13 5th Jan 2008, 17:27

Possibly moving to a new domain name, sometime...

**serverguy** · #14 11th Jan 2008, 17:40

I think that this site is growing at an impressive rate.

I know of sites that have taken years to reach 13,000 odd members. This site seems to have done it in less than a year. And the rate of growth improves each month.

I like the .co.uk name. I think it adds something to the site.

You could always run two names side by side to keep the .co.uk one. Just a thought.

**Hybr!d** · #15 11th Jan 2008, 18:28

Thanks SG, yeah it's doing well, i'm reluctant to do anything as nothing is really broken.

I'm just a fussy fella and want everything just right, .com's gell better with me.

**serverguy** · #16 11th Jan 2008, 18:39

I too would probably try a .com name before a .co.uk name if I was trying to remember the name of a website.

I don't like the .net ones as much.... nor ones that have hyphens or the like. I think short and sweet is the best.

**Soverntear** · #17 29th Jan 2008, 11:31

Did you assume the site was for UK visitors only? No i just figured the host was in the uk

Does it stop you from entering competitions as you assume they don't include you? i dont really enter competitions on websites

Do you think it bothers others thinking of registering from your country? i wouldnt see why

Did it bother you in any other shape or form? none what so ever

**Hybr!d** · #18 29th Jan 2008, 11:33

Thanks!

**Soverntear** · #19 29th Jan 2008, 11:35

no problem, i woulda been more indepth but i just woke up lol