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Lets say I own HIFY.com - is that CVCV ?
Would someone that has sold a CVCY let us know if the buyer considered it a CVCV? ty
are you asking is y a consonant or a vowel?Now that we have determined ourselves whether we define a CVCY as a CVCV, i have another question:
CYCY.com ?
Is it also a CVCV or a CCCV.com ? ty
well, in my own decision making ive decided CVCY.com is CVCV.com which makes y a vowel, but ive heard that if y comes first in a word its a consonant. Just thought somebody else might be able to clear this up better.are you asking is y a consonant or a vowel?
in the domain world y is always a consonant. if you owned...cary.com it would be described as...cvcc.well, in my own decision making ive decided CVCY.com is CVCV.com which makes y a vowel, but ive heard that if y comes first in a word its a consonant. Just thought somebody else might be able to clear this up better.
thats what i mean half the domainers claim cvcy to be a cvcc while the other half say cvcy is cvcv. But what is cycy? a cccc?in the domain world y is always a consonant. if you owned...cary.com it would be described as...cvcc.
yesthats what i mean half the domainers claim cvcy to be a cvcc while the other half say cvcy is cvcv. But what is cycy? a cccc?
what would you price a cycy.com at? half a cvcv? hmmm
well there is actually no such thing as a...cycy domain...but if you owned cycy.com godaddy values it at $6000 and estibot at $ 11000.what would you price a cycy.com at? half a cvcv? hmmm
here is an example sales result from namebio:well there is actually no such thing as a...cycy domain...but if you owned cycy.com godaddy values it at $6000 and estibot at $ 11000.
and if you had to describe it, it would be as a cccc
anybody who hasn't already should visit...shortnames.comand if you had to describe it, it would be as a cccc
HiIs anything wrong having 2 vowels e.g o and y in a single word domain?
Ok but how about the "o" before "y"? Thanks for your response.Hi
the appeal could be in the placement or arrangement of the letters within the domain.
ie: yego
imo...
y is not a vowel in domaining, it is a consonant.Is anything wrong having 2 vowels e.g o and y in a single word domain?
So then something like LYFT is then a cccc, not a cvcc?y is not a vowel in domaining, it is a consonant.
correctSo then something like LYFT is then a cccc, not a cvcc?
In your opinion, or a fact?correct
i don't know why but y is always a consonant in the domaining world. you can check out shortnames.com and see that this is true.In your opinion, or a fact?
Ok I did. Where does it state that, because I'm not seeing anything saying such?i don't know why but y is always a consonant in the domaining world. you can check out shortnames.com and see that this is true.
Thanks for enlightenment.y is not a vowel in domaining, it is a consonant.
you can adjust the settings on the left hand side. cvcv. vcvc.cvcc etc.Ok I did. Where does it state that, because I'm not seeing anything saying such?
I'm sorry but I don't see where you can adjust settings on the left or right. What am I missing?you can adjust the settings on the left hand side. cvcv. vcvc.cvcc etc.
this is the sales page...shortnames.com/llll/salesI'm sorry but I don't see where you can adjust settings on the left or right. What am I missing?