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... term that has a direct relation to my person or even better that best reflects my identity. 1. The first idea probably would be my first and / or last name , see the two most recently purchased TLDs from Freename according to the Freename Explorer: https://freename.io/explore It were these two: ...

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... was being used, the competition for search engine traffic had platforms like Yahoo, MSN (later on Bing), Ask Jeeves, AOL's search engines, the last of Netscape's browser search traffic, and a few others including the late-1990's-style directory websites. By web3 search engine, I mean something ...

... was being used, the competition for search engine traffic had platforms like Yahoo, MSN (later on Bing), Ask Jeeves, AOL's search engines, the last of Netscape's browser search traffic, and a few others including the late-1990's-style directory websites. By web3 search engine, I mean something ...

123 wrote:Does that mean I can use all the characters from the last three links when registering domains?

That's how it should work.

Some characters will be blocked in individual cases (e.g. because of technical restrictions), but this should be an exception.

Does that mean I can use all the characters from the last three links when registering domains?