Make sure to use your own domain.

And use a TLD from a well known registrar

Why does the registrar bring well known matter? If the registrar evaporates, it's still your domain (my understanding; correct me if wrong). Related question: would you say that dynadot qualifies as well known?

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LelouBil 3 days ago | parent [-]

Maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but since nowadays your email address is basically your online ID card I would do the maximum to keep it.

> If the registrar evaporates, it's still your domain.

I have no idea, I assume there's some special procedure ?

The thing is that technically it's not *your* domain, you're still renting it at the end of the day.

And no idea about dynadot sorry.

Personally, I have domains at OVH and Cloudflare

	▲	bfkwlfkjf 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		Well technically you're not renting it from the registrar either.