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If someone else buys the domain, then your instance likely won't exist anymore and you'll have to get a new domain.
Spend the $12/yr on a
.com, it's a lot less of a headache in the long-run.Yes! I got a cheap .tech domain, and it kept increasing price year after year. Eventually it got a lot cheaper to just grab a .com.
Cloudflare has the best prices for domain names, they sell them at cost
Pick one of the address between 000000.xyz to 999999999.xyz they are sold and renewed at dirt cheap prices.
Is .com fixed in some way to prevent the same scaling? I thought it was basically the domain sellers increasing the prices year over year