just bought a web addy

[darkdezigns]

1st

1st

lol ty,yr confirming my thoughts

[John h]

Popcorn anyone?

Haagen Daz chocolate please

[joker??]

Popcorn anyone?

are you really michael jackson ???

[Albannach]

are you really michael jackson ???

[nero279]

2nd or blade2 http://www.dafont.com/blade-2.font?p...xt=DarkDezigns, no1 won't be easy to read on anything other than a plain contrasting background, not enough straight edges to attract the eye and give definition.

[nero279]

2nd or blade2 http://www.dafont.com/blade-2.font?p...xt=DarkDezigns, no1 won't be easy to read on anything other than a plain contrasting background, not enough straight edges to attract the eye and give definition.

as a quick example, though i know the background isn't exactly realistic in terms of what you'll be putting it on but still

[darkdezigns]

as a quick example, though i know the background isn't exactly realistic in terms of what you'll be putting it on but still

cheers for that matey,i reallyu like blade 2 now argggh i hate decisions

[MattF]

Andy, change the registration details to hide your address

Better left as is, in my opinion. He is, in truth, doing the correct thing by publishing his info. That's the whole point of the WHOIS info, to provide relevant and specific information on the registrant. Obfuscating or providing stripped down info is an annoyance, in my opinion, and defeats the purpose and intent of the system.

[darkdezigns]

Better left as is, in my opinion. He is, in truth, doing the correct thing by publishing his info. That's the whole point of the WHOIS info, to provide relevant and specific information on the registrant. Obfuscating or providing stripped down info is an annoyance, in my opinion, and defeats the purpose and intent of the system.

plz enlighten me matt,what is the point?as i'm clueless

[Albannach]

Better left as is, in my opinion. He is, in truth, doing the correct thing by publishing his info. That's the whole point of the WHOIS info, to provide relevant and specific information on the registrant. Obfuscating or providing stripped down info is an annoyance, in my opinion, and defeats the purpose and intent of the system.

Nah, I like to be secretive, especially when it's personal stuff. I suppose it may be different for a business.

[Albannach]

i'm clueless

We know

[Albannach]

plz enlighten me matt,what is the point?as i'm clueless

If Tesco want to re-brand to Dark Dezignz, they'll want your domain. If you hide your contact details, they can't find you (easily) to pay you the £5,000,000 fee to buy your domain.

[darkdezigns]

We know

If Tesco want to re-brand to Dark Dezignz, they'll want your domain. If you hide your contact details, they can't find you (easily) to pay you the £5,000,000 fee to buy your domain.

details stayin on then

[MattF]

Nah, I like to be secretive, especially when it's personal stuff. I suppose it may be different for a business.

It's not specifically due to it being business related. I just tend to be as pedantic about sticking to the standards and preferred practices and such as I am with certain other things.

plz enlighten me matt,what is the point?as i'm clueless

It is there to provide info on the domain registrant, such as contact information and such. A lot of people, as Albannach mentions, do provide minimal, if any, information, but the preference is to supply as much information as possible. It's like an online telephone directory, (as a simplistic comparison). If you really want to bore yourself silly, Wikipedia gives a fairly decent summary:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WHOIS

[TobyJug]

what happened to this then?
www.darkdezigns.co.uk

anything?