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god. I hate how physical disability can make combatting depression worse by randomly preventing you from leaving the house on a given day and forcing you to wallow more

#i have not spoken to a person out loud today and now it's close enough to when i need to sleep that a call seems unwise #some actually original content from agig #vent

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How to Value a Domain Name OR How to Appraise a Domain Name

The worth, price or value of a domain name can scope anywhere from couple of dollars to millions of dollars. The real challenge is how to evaluate the actual price of a specific domain name or how to calculate the website worth. There are unexpected and sudden news all the time about some companies are paying thousands of dollars for a domain name which is highly relevant to their business and company name. The considerable deficiency on the argument of people that do not think that domains play an important role on the success of websites lies on the supposition that web surfers will bookmark or subscribe to a given website right after visiting it.

There are a couple of important things and true techniques for evaluating a domain name, you should look at when trying to evaluate and it include:

The length of the domain, the shorter domain is, the more it will cost. Because when domain name is short, it is easy to spell, remember and descriptive or brand capable. Your domain should not contain hyphens and numbers and for me it should be with.com extension.

One, two or three word domain names are much valuable than the others (Now a days, it is impossible to find a three word domain name with.com or.net extension). So, domains with very few words value the most.

Websites that have been around for a long time in the search engines rank better, and so this increases their value. However, most sites that have been around for a long time are not for sale, so convicting the owner may take even more money.

If we collect information from the start (August 6, 1991, first website went online) then most commonly, old and popular domain name had 7 or 8 characters and 2 words. Now, approx. 85% domain names having.com extension. Remain percentage having .net, .org, .biz, and specific extension related to country names. Three to seven percent contains number or dash with their domain names. So, for me.com extension worth more than others.

If the domains names that are difficult to spell, have non-alphabet characters, are extremely long, or difficult to type in are not going to be worth more as compared easy to spell and easy to type domain names. Moreover, if you have already purchased a domain name with the extension or top-level domain (TLD) like.com, .net, .org, etc. can not be changed once you own the domain.

What can we do to improve domain's value?

Domain names were discover to make it easier for people to access websites, so it's important that your domain is easily understandable.

Does the domain sound good?

Will people know how to spell it after hearing it?

Is it easy to remember?

Any confusion that your domain causes will negatively affect how much others are willing to shell out.

Now, the most important thing is, what we can do to improve the domain value is the same as what you do to improve your website's value right now before you sell the domain. It is compulsory, get more customers visiting your website. The more popular your site is, the more valuable the domain will become.

Definitely, if users or customers are eligible to find the website in search (Google, Bing, and Yahoo) there will be more visitors so, improve website's SEO. For search engine optimization (SEO) you can find different solution like, on page and off page SEO. Increase the content as well, the more content you have on your website the more pages there are for people to visit. Now a days, social media is one of the powerful source to get more traffic on your website. Write more and more blog or article, for this purpose find the guest blogging websites and spread your thoughts or products around the world but one thing you should keep in mind, it's important that your words are easily understandable.

If you are looking for a fixed formula to calculate exactly what your domain is worth then, unfortunately, you are out of luck. Appraisal services can agigate out a number based on a complex set of criteria, but there is much more to domain names than algorithms and search rankings. A domain exists in the wider context of the online and offline worlds and all of their complexities and refinement will play a part in how much interest there will be in your domain.

Wondering how to value domain names?

There are a couple of rules about what makes a domain more valuable. Most people who are looking to buy a domain want to buy one that is already successful and most people on the web define success on page views and customers.

To calculate your domain's value, you now need to understand who your prospective customer are;

From which industry they are belonging?

Is website important for their business?

How applicable is your domain?

A domain is only as valuable as someone is willing to pay for it, so knowing what related domains are priced at, how saved after your domain is, and how much too reasonably expect a buyer to pay will help you arrive at the right number.

by Haroon Ashraf NN Hosting Review

Origin soruce : How to Value a Domain Name OR How to Appraise a Domain Name Home Page: NN Hosting Reviews Blog: NN Hosting Reviews Blog

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We need to rid ourselves of the idea that every community must have one sub-demographic that is the most oppressed and is actively oppressed by all others in that community as a result, and therefore their voices must always be prioritized over the rest of the community regardless of context, because doing otherwise would be oppressing autistic people/trans women/lesbians/bi people/insert-hypervisible-marginalized-demographic-here.

And before anyone starts, no I am not saying that members of the hypervisible demographics in question are privileged-tee-em. This prioritization within a given community does not confer any benefits in society at large and does not lessen oppression. Not only that, but I'd argue it doesn't even actually protect members of that hypervisible demographic from intracommunity violence—i.e. "trans women are the most oppressed" has never done a single fucking thing to protect us from disposability and being tossed aside once we're no longer politically convenient, "autistic people are the most oppressed" doesn't protect us from being framed as violent or infantilized as incompetent, etc.

The only thing that this viewpoint does is provide fodder to attack less visible members of a given community. That's it. That's all. It benefits no one except a select few abusive individuals and it harms damn near everyone. Cut it out.

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Kills you by making your filter sepia toned so you only exist in flashbacks

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actually you know what someone should write transmasc ahsoka tano for realsies

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i cannot believe i deprived myself of Hitting Pads Really Hard for like. four years. obvs some of that was the pandemic but holy fuck i feel so good right now god i love martial arts

#guy who spent most of her formative years doing martial arts voice i'm gonna waste away in my bedroom now #this will have no negative impacts on my mental health #some actually original content from agig

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There’s a common flavor of marginalization (or for that matter, separate from societal oppression, things like abuse can lead to the same pattern) where someone is constantly misinterpreted when they say absolutely anything, and often then criticized for other people’s misinterpretation of their words, leading them to put excessive disclaimers over absolutely everything they say (*autistic finger guns*). It’s a very unpleasant experience, and I’m very happy for people who find themselves in a place where they’re able to safely unlearn this pattern.

However, some people respond to realizing this pattern and finding themselves able to unlearn it by pendulum-swinging hard in the opposite direction, deciding that they simply never have to clarify their intentions, that people who misunderstand them are bad faith actors, and that anyone who takes issue with the words they say rather than reading their intentions through telepathy or whatever must be an evil oppressor/abuser who’s out to get them.

These people are made harder to confront by the fact that they often legitimately are still constantly maliciously misinterpreted by bigots and other assholes, and they will respond to criticism by pointing to those assholes and going “I can’t believe you’re being like them right now.” This is also on top of it being legitimately difficult at times to identify if someone is engaging in this pattern of behavior or if they’re right that you’re being uncharitable out of subconscious bigotry.

Unfortunately, I have no real advice for this sort of thing, but I feel like this isn’t something that’s talked about a ton in the circles I run in, and I wanted to draw attention to it.

#actuallyautistic #social justice #some actually original content from agig

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Simplicity is a lie made up by Big Teaching to sell you on learning the necessary introductory concepts of anything ever.

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my toxic trait is i get smug when my choice in a poll asking about you is one of the least common ones and i get disappointed when it's one of the most common ones

i'm not a hipster but the world where i am one is unfortunately not that far away

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I was getting all caught up in my own head about accidentally crossing boundaries without realizing and my friend I was talking to said something like. You're never pushy, sometimes we just have to learn about a boundary by crossing it because we didn't know it was there, it's all part of getting to know someone. And like. Wow 🥺🥺🥺? That helps so much with my anxiety and ocd actually???

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I genuinely really enjoy "who would win" stuff that pits characters against each other. But in spite of that, I usually find the vast majority of people who talk about that sort of thing utterly obnoxious, and I think it's fairly obvious that it's because they're obsessed with their Favorite Guy winning and they start insulting anyone who disagrees and ignoring anything that goes against what they think, etc. standard annoying excessively online (usually-)guy stuff.

But I think there's another thing about that that annoys me besides these people being disingenuous, intellectually lazy, needlessly aggressive dicks.

I think, also, I rarely enjoy a curb-stomp battle. I want things to be close, for the winner to have to work for it. Even when a curb-stomp is narratively solid and impactful, it takes a lot for me to actually prefer it over a struggle or at least a curb-stomp cushion (when the side that gets stomped at least manages to bloody their enemy's nose; they genuinely get a couple good hits in on their own merits).

Like, when I'm playing a combat-heavy game and it feels too easy, especially against foes with narrative significance, I'll usually intentionally self-sabotage so the fight is a bit more even and the victory feels more narratively satisfying. I don't know that that's an especially common behavior for people playing action games in particular lmao.

And I just. A lot of the people into these debates seemingly don't want this sort of thing, which is honestly so tragic.

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My dream is to have a heart-shaped box that I can take out and open up to reveal like two dozen pairs of heart-shaped sunglasses

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I've realized I'm one of the rare breed of autistic person who actively loves small talk. Like we're talking there's a lady at the sushi place on campus that I always stop by to talk to for like 30 seconds, and yesterday we talked about the weather and I walked away feeling actively fulfilled.

I just love getting to say things like "stay warm out there ☺️!"

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if anyone is considering disregarding the commonly held medical advice and getting drunk while on zoloft uh. don't. <3

#i have a mild enough hangover that i don't even have a headache #but i'm STILL so on edge and jittery #bad vibes #last night was SO fun but. uh not worth it thanks #some actually original content from agig #alcohol

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Grand Martyr Ophelia Fatesfire is such a fucking character name I am SO blorbo about this woman

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One of the nice things about long-format stuff like Tumblr is that I feel like it enables the way I heavily clarify things to actually make things clearer, whereas speaking aloud or messaging people I often seem to end up being misinterpreted just as much or even more.

I can see why for speaking (long winded rambling clarifications in a format that doesn't let you just go back and look at the words again if you missed something aren't always gonna be helpful) but over messages? Maybe it's because people's brains I primed more for brevity and speed of response in that setting and so they're paying less attention to my words? Idk

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