Bring together people with common interests and inspire collaboration with a .wiki domain name. This is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) primarily used to create a knowledge-based website where people can contribute, update, and edit content. Anyone can use the .wiki domain to build a website around any topic, including geography, arts and culture, mobile software, e-commerce, and more. At present, there are around 25,000 .wiki registrations, so you can expect to get the exact domain name you are looking for.
The .wiki domain was proposed in June 2012, and it became available to the general public on May 26, 2014. It was proposed by Top Level Design and was officially declared by ICANN to operate as the registry of the .wiki domain extension. In 2014, ClickZ named the domain as one of the “Top 10 gTLDs to Watch in 2014.” Interestingly, over 3,000 .wiki registrations were submitted on the first day the domain was made available to the general public. It was listed in the “Top 20 Best New gTLDs Based on Quality” in July 2015. Using a .wiki domain expresses that the website is a ready source of information or a knowledge base, inviting the community to join and collaborate with you for a specific cause, passion, or hobby.
The purpose of the .wiki domain name is to establish a designated and effective space for wiki websites and knowledge bases on the Internet. This domain name clearly distinguishes wikis from thousands of other websites, indicating what the site is all about. This allows users to easily find wiki websites that are related to their interests. Wikis are fast-growing as a repository of valuable information where like-minded people can share knowledge and ideas. A .wiki domain can give such websites a broader reach, allowing them to target the most relevant audiences and build a strong online presence.
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You can use a .wiki domain name to set up a wide variety of websites, including research or educational sites, a personal blog based on niche knowledge, local sports fan clubs, political organizations, book clubs, development teams, support groups and language clubs.
As of now, the domain extension is open for registration to everyone without any conditions. It is unrestricted and can be used across all industries and without any geographical constraints. However, domain names are allocated on the basis of “first come, first serve.”
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