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Has anyone tried this? Looks interesting

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https://www.opensourceprojects.dev/post/1959600649026302372
 
Looks interesting, let's explore and see. Anyone already tested this ?
 
so they give subdomains for free? not worth in my opinion
 
Is it just subdomains? If so I don't see any advantage at all
I, too, think they are subdomains. I mean, look at these ugly as fuck acronyms:

Code:
DigitalPlat FreeDomain is a nonprofit initiative that provides free domain names under several non-standard TLDs like
.DPDNS.ORG
,
.US.KG
,
.QZZ.IO
, and
.XX.KG
 
Those subdomains of no value.
The only free one of value is eu.org, I register 1 long ago but it's closed to register.
Worth checking though, if they openned up back again.
 
These (subdomains / domains) are good for the temporary projects for testing purpose .

I created my first website when i was 13 years of age ,
as it was just the start and i don't have any means of buying the domain name so i used FREE domains like these .

I created many websites for testing and learning purpose just as a hobby .
I still remember some of the names like .co.nr , .co.nz , .tk .

.tk used to be my favourite because it was short .
 
These (subdomains / domains) are good for the temporary projects for testing purpose .

I created my first website when i was 13 years of age ,
as it was just the start and i don't have any means of buying the domain name so i used FREE domains like these .

I created many websites for testing and learning purpose just as a hobby .
I still remember some of the names like .co.nr , .co.nz , .tk .

.tk used to be my favourite because it was short .
You brought me down memory lane here, I was already in my 40s and up to no good but I had a lot of fun and .tk was my favorite too :D
 
You're really getting a subdomain, not a tld domain.

That could be good for small projects, but the reality is you get a domain for $1 - and the risk is that if your site becomes popular or has any value, you have no control - and you're giving some third party the benefit and value.

Many people tried .tk or co.cc back in the day and got burned because when sites got popular, they'd boot the owner and steal the domain and redirect traffic to ads.
 
You brought me down memory lane here, I was already in my 40s and up to no good but I had a lot of fun and .tk was my favorite too :D
.tk was spammed actually for adsense websites.
 
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