If this trend continues, then it will be clear to everyone that Frank intends to say no to typo/TM traffic and that would be a great thing IMO. According to DailyChanges.com, about 1,000 domains have been removed from Frank Schilling’s feed yesterday. Only 2 domains are “out” today and that’s how the trend has been since the project went live, so that makes me think that yesterday’s 1k domains have been removed by Frank and not by the domainer who owns them (the same domainer btw, privacy was used for all of ’em).
Here’s a small “sample”:
wracraft.com
war-craft.com
wimbeldom.com
wikmedia.com
wikped.com
wheeloffortne.com
wheeloffrotune.com
wheeloffrtune.com
wheeoffortune.com
victoriasecretperfume.com
victoriaserect.com
victoriasicre.com
What do you guys think? Would removing all typo/TM domains (Frank doesn’t work with a lot of domainers since you need a LOT of traffic to be accepted, so enforcing such a rule would be fairly easy) be a good thing for the industry?
May 24th, 2011 at 7:04 am
Are the stats from dailychanges trustable?If they are it looks like a nice resource which I never knew before..
May 24th, 2011 at 10:18 am
@mellow: yep, it’s a pretty decent tool 🙂