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... go to your TLD list in your account and open any of your own TLDs and then open the section "Associated Domains", so that the following link is visible in the address bar of your browser: https://freename.io/portfolio/tlds/manage/ TLD /associated-domain Next, update the value close to ...

... you want to customize the prices for several TLDs all at once, don't navigate back to the TLD list. Instead overwrite the TLD in the link of the address bar: https://freename.io/portfolio/tlds/manage/TLD/customize Just update the value close to the end of the string to any domain ...

Freename just updated the link, now you can upload files and submit your proposal without enter into a Google account! Here is the new link (if you submitted the proposal in the Google form, you don't need to submit again your proposal):

https://tally.so/r/wvAZ0D

www.freename.online wrote:Submit your proposal via this form:

https://tally.so/r/nrDBPR

The link for proposals gets updated. This is the new one:

https://forms.gle/NNggsrqbYcPwsfHP9

Users will be able to link their internet domain names to their ENS addresses:

https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2024/02/0 ... o-wallets/

... $2 million by selling just two domains over a decade ago. Today, he shares his expertise in web3 domains and proudly advises Freename. Follow this link to participate: https://t.me/freenamecommunity

... page with a specific search parameter already included. This could be used to direct people to a specific SLD search while including your referral link: https://freename.io/discover/memes?ref=rare-lions-enjoy&text_search=%22pepe%22 Thank you to Jim for the tip.

You can include your referral link in your reseller page. What does this do? If someone goes from your reseller page to Freename, it allows them to track this person as a referral from you. Check it out here: https://freename.io/discover/memes?ref=rare-lions-enjoy ...

... you are searching for an identifier, the easiest way is to go to your account at Freename. In both the list of SLDs and / or TLDs, you will find a link to the blockchain where the domain is minted directly under the domain name. It's specified with "Minted on (blockchain name)".

... It seems that registering and purchasing a Web3 domains means the same. Am I right? There seems to be a difference. From the link above: To register or mint a TLD, you must first purchase it. Hence, first you purchase a domain. In the second step you register (= mint) it on ...