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Is it a bad idea to use .ooo for my portfolio site?

/u/icybawss Reddit r/webdev 2026-09-09 22:27 1 views

I heard some firewalls block uncommon tlds and im concerned that whatever employer might be viewing my portfolio site might not be able to access it. I had a pretty nice domain hack i wanted to use with my name and .ooo Any advice?

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