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Two-Step Poll: Extension Preference by Country
DomainState/DNJournal Two-Step Poll:
Extension Preference by Country
Introduction:
The purpose of this poll is to measure preference for domain extensions (such as .COM, .NET, etc.) by country of residence. The poll has two steps. Please read the instructions before voting.
First Step:
Find your country in the list below. If your country's name has a link, then click on this link to go to your country's page. If your country does not yet have a link, then please let us know in a comment below and we will create a link. Countries are listed in descending order of estimated internet users.
Second Step:
When you get to your country's page, please vote for those extensions that you think are worthwhile for registering and/or developing domains -- considering the quality of domains available and the prices to obtain those domains (by registering or by purchasing from others depending on availability). You may vote for multiple extensions.
Click on Your Country (or comment if no link):
United States (166,000,000)
Japan (47,080,000)
United Kingdom (33,000,000)
Germany (33,300,000)
China (26,500,000)
Korea, South (22,230,000)
Italy (19,250,000)
Canada (14,440,000)
Brazil (11,940,000)
France (11,700,000)
Taiwan (11,600,000)
Australia (10,060,000)
Russia (9,200,000)
Netherlands (8,700,000)
Spain (7,380,000)
Sweden (5,640,000)
India (5,000,000)
Malaysia (4,100,000)
Turkey (4,000,000)
Hong Kong (3,930,000)
Argentina (3,880,000)
Poland (3,500,000)
Mexico (3,420,000)
Switzerland (3,410,000)
Austria (3,000,000)
Denmark (2,930,000)
Belgium (2,807,000)
Norway (2,450,000)
South Africa (2,400,000)
Thailand (2,300,000)
Finland (2,270,000)
Singapore (2,120,000)
Indonesia (2,000,000)
Philippines (2,000,000)
Portugal (2,000,000+)
Israel (2,000,000)
New Zealand (1,780,000)
Chile (1,750,000)
Greece (1,330,000)
Ireland (1,250,000)
Pakistan (1,200,000)
Hungary (1,200,000)
Czech Republic (1,100,000)
Venezuela (950,000)
Colombia (878,000)
Romania (800,000)
Ukraine (750,000)
United Arab Emirates (735,000)
Slovakia (700,000)
Slovenia (600,000)
Bulgaria (585,000)
Saudi Arabia (570,000)
Egypt (560,000)
Estonia (540,000)
Yugoslavia (400,000)
Peru (400,000)
Uruguay (370,000)
Lithuania (341,000)
Latvia (310,000)
Lebanon (300,000)
Tunisia (280,000)
Costa Rica (250,000)
Iran (250,000)
Kenya (250,000)
Morocco (220,000)
Jordan (210,000)
Croatia (200,000)
Ghana (200,000)
Puerto Rico (200,000)
Algeria (180,000)
Ecuador (180,000)
Belarus (180,000)
Iceland (168,000)
Kuwait (165,000)
Vietnam (160,000)
Papua New Guinea (135,000)
Sri Lanka (121,500)
Cyprus (120,000)
Tanzania (115,000)
Bahrain (105,000)
Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of (100,000)
Luxembourg (100,000)
Nigeria (100,000)
Oman (90,000)
Mauritius (87,000)
Kazakhstan (85,000)
Bolivia (78,000)
Qatar (75,000)
Guatemala (65,000)
West Bank (60,000)
Cuba (60,000)
Gaza Strip (60,000)
Jamaica (60,000)
Macau (60,000)
Kyrgyzstan (51,600)
Benin (50,000)
Nepal (50,000)
Sudan (50,000)
Panama (45,000)
Trinidad and Tobago (42,800)
Honduras (40,000)
Malta (40,000)
Senegal (40,000)
El Salvador (40,000)
Botswana (33,000)
Syria (32,000)
Bangladesh (30,000)
Armenia (30,000)
Angola (30,000)
Mongolia (30,000)
Madagascar (30,000)
Zimbabwe (30,000)
Namibia (30,000)
Brunei (28,000)
Bermuda (25,000)
Uganda (25,000)
Dominican Republic (25,000)
Andorra (24,500)
New Caledonia (24,000)
Mozambique (22,500)
Ethiopia (20,000)
Paraguay (20,000)
Cameroon (20,000)
Georgia (20,000)
Togo (20,000)
Sierra Leone (20,000)
Nicaragua (20,000)
Libya (20,000)
Greenland (17,800)
Belize (15,000)
Moldova (15,000)
Malawi (15,000)
Zambia (15,000)
Gabon (15,000)
Yemen (14,000)
Bahamas, The (13,100)
Iraq (12,500)
Virgin Islands (12,000)
Eritrea (12,000)
Azerbaijan (12,000)
Albania (12,000)
Suriname (11,700)
Reunion (10,000)
Mali (10,000)
Burkina Faso (10,000)
Cote dIvoire (10,000)
Cape Verde (8,000)
Guinea (8,000)
Uzbekistan (7,500)
Fiji (7,500)
Mauritania (7,500)
Sao Tome and Principe (6,500)
Cambodia (6,000)
Seychelles (6,000)
Barbados (6,000)
Haiti (6,000)
Maldives (6,000)
Laos (6,000)
Swaziland (6,000)
Guam (5,000)
Gambia, The (5,000)
Rwanda (5,000)
French Polynesia (5,000)
Antigua and Barbuda (5,000)
Saint Lucia (5,000)
Martinique (5,000)
Grenada (4,100)
Lesotho (4,000)
Guadeloupe (4,000)
Aruba (4,000)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (3,500)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (3,500)
Niger (3,000)
Solomon Islands (3,000)
Faroe Islands (3,000)
Vanuatu (3,000)
Guyana (3,000)
Micronesia, Federated States of (2,000)
Burundi (2,000)
French Guiana (2,000)
Dominica (2,000)
Netherlands Antilles (2,000)
Tajikistan (2,000)
Saint Kitts and Nevis (2,000)
Turkmenistan (2,000)
Guinea-Bissau (1,500)
Central African Republic (1,500)
Congo, Democratic Republic of the (1,500)
Comoros (1,500)
Djibouti (1,400)
Kiribati (1,000)
Tonga (1,000)
Chad (1,000)
Results:
The results of this poll have been published in the DNJournal on 10/23/2003:
http://www.dnjournal.com/columns/extensionpoll.htm
but the poll is still open. Please vote before reading the results.
Thank you.
Last edited by DomeBase; 10-24-2003 at 12:24 AM.
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Will you add Greece?
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Originally posted by dvdrip
Will you add Greece?
link added to Greece
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The Land of Commercial Saunta Claus: Finland
( even colder than Minnesota )
Last edited by octobus; 05-01-2003 at 05:15 AM.
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Originally posted by octobus
The Land around of Commercial Saunta Claus: Finland
( even colder than Minnesota )
done, Octohohohobus
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Hi Bob,
I would like to have the option to vote for .us as well.
I think anyone would agree that .us is better than .CC
and .WS.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by dvdrip
Hi Bob,
I would like to have the option to vote for .us as well.
I think anyone would agree that .us is better than .CC
and .WS.
Thanks!
I did think about this... but was not sure that this would be OK with the requirements for .US registration... not an expert on that. What do you and other folks think about that?
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I don't think anyone has any problem registering .us.
Also noone I think has any problems reselling .biz.
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.US is officially open to foreign registrations.
Not sure if they are limited to certain countries though...
Last edited by Manic; 05-01-2003 at 10:31 AM.
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Originally posted by dvdrip
I don't think anyone has any problem registering .us.
Also noone I think has any problems reselling .biz.
Okeedokely, DVDrip... per your request I have added .US and dropped .CC for non US countries.
There are around five of you who have answered the poll already... mainly for United Kingdom and Finland... before I added .US as an option. For you five -- if you would like to add a vote for .US in your country's vote page, please send me a PM and I will manually add it in the .US row. Thanks.
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Dr Bob,
What do the numbers represent?
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Originally posted by lotsofissues
Dr Bob,
What do the numbers represent?
They are estimated number of internet users in each country. These numbers may not be the best recent info... but are proably good enough to help me sort the list in a relatively objective manner -- with the most likely countries wherein members reside at the top. I can add pages for other countries as requested.
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how about Malaysia? Am i the only one here?
http://www.decompiler.com
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Originally posted by StanMy
how about Malaysia? Am i the only one here?
added perhaps you are for now... but you have your own page!
you can leave a note there to connect with other folks from Malaysia if you wish
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Does the lack of support for .biz surprise you?
I've observed .biz as the only extension adopted by the true end users. I find you newspapers small businesses such as custom embroidery shops using varsityjackets and several hosting services using .biz
.info and .us I haven't seen gain genuine acceptance.
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