I’m confused about what “quality domains” means here. I’d honestly never heard of the `.ong` TLD, it seems intended for non-governmental organization. If you’re going to sell subdomains as “quality”, why not get a `.com`?
https://thenew.org/org-people/about-pir/policies/ngo-and-ong...
>The mission and purpose of the .NGO and .ONG top level domain (“TLDs”) is to serve the global Non-Governmental Organization (“NGO”) Community by supplying it with exclusive TLDs that will offer NGOs and associations of NGOs differentiated and verified online identities.
"The PIR simultaneously applied for the top-level domain .ong, which is a similarly recognisable initialism for "organisation non gouvernementale" in French, and equivalent terms in many other Romance languages such as Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Romanian." [1]
So similar to e.g. NATO and OTAN.
"Oblong" is kind of an awkward word though. Anyone want to set up a fork at .bi.ngo?
Dang, now I'm going to be thinking of .ngo and .ong domains all day...
k.ong - cool word, don't know what it would be for. Maybe the home of the mascot of the K language (I don't think K has a mascot from what I know but they should have one).
whats.wr.ong - find a therapist site.
Much harder to figure out any on '.ngo' I feel...
mo.ngo - the database.
flami.ngo, gri.ngo, li.ngo, ma.ngo, ri.ngo.
on the other side, how about str.ong?