@yozzozo They are fun to play with when you are sending people short URL versions of your site to an Easter egg page.
Having it as your main URL will get you blocked from lots of search engines.
Still dope to have 😊
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Looks fun, but how do you search for such a website? :)
@alina_karnaukh This is probably the main pitfall of emoji domains; although, Google has been working on optimizing emoji SEO, so it's feasible these domains could one day be the sole means of reaching certain sites. Right now though, I admit, they work best as url forwarders.
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@domainoji Just curious, will it ever be possible to use emojis instead of TLDs?
@alina_karnaukh Now that would be neat. ICANN doesn't seem to be a huge fan of emoji domains unfortunately, so perhaps not in the foreseeable future. Maybe some day though!
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A website selling emoji domains, but has no emoji in its own domain? SMH!
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Now this is cool, let emoji's take over address bars :)
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