Comment on The Problem with Vanity TLDs (2011)parentComments−kijin4yWhich redirects to bing.com, proving that they really have no use for the .bing TLD other than to prevent someone else from grabbing it.−mavhc4yImagine the clamour of people who want to be associated with BingThe real problem is can I still type weirdfilename.exe into the browser bar and get to a search engine?−dredmorbius4yThe Crosby estate?−firekvz4y.bing tld is theirs, is not available for the publicand even if it was available to register, they can reserve words for their own usage before launching itand if you mean, someone else actually doing the paperwork to get the .bing tld for them, it wouldnt ever be approved.
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Which redirects to bing.com, proving that they really have no use for the .bing TLD other than to prevent someone else from grabbing it.
Imagine the clamour of people who want to be associated with Bing
The real problem is can I still type weirdfilename.exe into the browser bar and get to a search engine?
The Crosby estate?
.bing tld is theirs, is not available for the public
and even if it was available to register, they can reserve words for their own usage before launching it
and if you mean, someone else actually doing the paperwork to get the .bing tld for them, it wouldnt ever be approved.