Ian Garlic, an “Internet marketing expert”, wrote a blog post in mid-December, alleging that the end of the .com era has cometh.
Garlic boldly asserts that the end of relevancy for dot .com domains is the expected onslaught of gTLDs, ending an era during “which .com and .org were a badge of ‘trust’ for companies looking to establish themselves online.”
Garlic’s post is titled “Yahoo Proves Domain Names will become obsolete, .COMs the next .BUST“.
Now then, where have we heard that argument before?
Definitely not from Rick’s Blog, who delivers a message regarding failed attempts at disturbing a successful recipe such as that of Coke.
Garlic further utilizes a recent Yahoo! sale of domain names they stashed for years, after acquiring the companies that operated them, as an argument for the supposed declining value of so-called “empty domains.”
We thought we were reading The Onion, honestly.
Not sure if Garlic recently visited Colorado, but those ‘high’ claims about gTLDs and Yahoo! could be attributed to the effects of some quality ganja! 😀
This post is 100% true!
