I just registered lowquality.net and have finally started the migration from the hyphenated low-quality.net
When I originally registered the domain I didn’t know anything about e-commerce and I didn’t know that hyphenated domain names is more or less a nono if you want people to visit your site (of course if I posted something interesting once in awhile that might be a big help).
At any rate, help me wish the hyphen a bon voyage.
I don’t know dude…without the hyphen, it’s like.…like.…It’s just that, well…you see, the hyphen is what gave the site…no, no, perhaps it’s just me…
The site used to be so cool, and now…now…no hyphen. Just like that. You know, some people get out of bed in the morning just to see that hyphen, and what do you do? You take that hope away from them. How do you think that makes them feel? That little horizontal line had more “cool” in the last 12% of it’s plane than the whole rest of the site put together. Damn. It just makes me mad, that’s all.
So here’s my new blog site.
http://www.———–.net
I hope you’re happy.