Comment on Help me pick a name for my appComments−pclark17ywhatsthetime.inwould be quite neat to go to http://whatsthetime.in/London−markessien17yYou win. Can't do better than that, I'd say.−listic17yYou may want to look into possibilities of securing even shorter domain name, i.e. ideally it would be http://time.in/London−markessien17yLots of possibilities there: querytime.in, gettime.in, localtime.in, thetime.in. Godaddy actually offers .in domains. If I were OP I'd just register then all, and let the ones die that friends and family don't like.−pclark17yeither go super short or go memorable. I think whatsthetime.in works because its literally what you'd ask.−kevTheDev17ylocalized versions? Are there any domains like .in which mean "in" in other languages?−catz17yin is a fairly global word. If you play around in Google translate you will see that in is in in German and Dutch.
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would be quite neat to go to http://whatsthetime.in/London
You win. Can't do better than that, I'd say.
You may want to look into possibilities of securing even shorter domain name, i.e. ideally it would be http://time.in/London
Lots of possibilities there: querytime.in, gettime.in, localtime.in, thetime.in. Godaddy actually offers .in domains. If I were OP I'd just register then all, and let the ones die that friends and family don't like.
either go super short or go memorable. I think whatsthetime.in works because its literally what you'd ask.
localized versions? Are there any domains like .in which mean "in" in other languages?
in is a fairly global word. If you play around in Google translate you will see that in is in in German and Dutch.