registering domains piss me off -.-

[Lurk 0]

I hate registering domains.. I find it really hard to think of a domain. The admin of this site amazes me since he can think of awesome domain names.. (why can't I?)

[chinfo 0]

First, you have to know what your domain is for. If its a collection of personal info, then a domain after you're name wouldn't be too bad. If you have something to sell, then you can choose a general product or activity. The point is, it has to convey some idea about your site or has practical value for the potential users.

[Lurk 0]

actually.. I get domains just because of a nice name... even though i only have 2 at the moment. only one of which is an active domain.

[MSTR 0]

https://www.1and1.com/
has cheap way to buy domains!

[Gamesquare 0]

I don't like thinking up user names for forums and the like.

[Greven il-Vec 0]

Well, good domain names are usually short, easy to remember, and should be able to sum up your site just by the name. I don't know what the hell "Xisto" has to do with free webhosting, but it's certainly is short and easy to remember .

[Lurk 0]

I wanted open-source.org

but it's expensive...

The quoted price will be at least $688 and may be over $10,000. Due to high demand and decreasing availability, the prices of Premium Domains are rising weekly.

[Spectre 0]

Well, that's what domain harvesters do. And they make damn good money.Basically, the more that the open-source.org gets visited, the higher the price will climb.

[triplebtalk 0]

You need to think of what your website relates to and then try and spice that up. My name: TriplebTalk, I thought that up by doing the following:

 

a ) What is my website about (a talk and music radio station)

 

b ) my last name begins with b so I thought why not TripleB (ala Triple M, Triple J etc)

 

c ) combined it together and tada TriplebTalk

[Echo_of_thunder 1]

Well, good domain names are usually short, easy to remember, and should be able to sum up your site just by the name. I don't know what the hell "Xisto" has to do with free webhosting, but it's certainly is short and easy to remember .

I agree on the short and easy to remember. A good title should also have to deal with the site too. It is best to always think long and hard of the domain name that you want. Yet a lot of times that name is already taken. Been there myself. Then you need a backup.

As for the name Xisto? Maybe because it is so adictive? you get trapped into it.