[amelius]

".com" is for businesses, so it seems strange to use it for a personal name.

Also, next year the trend may be to register ".io", etc. You might end up on a slippery slope, paying $100 per year for something that you don't really need.

[tobltobs]

Nobody cares what the original use case for .com was 25 years ago. And the ".com trend" is going strong for the last 25 years and will for a few more years. If you target is international going with a country TLD is a big mistake.

> paying $100 per year for something that you don't really need.

That is what he is doing now. Paying 100$ per year for a useless .mk domain when the .com would cost 10$.