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authorToaKraka <67241462+ToaKraka@users.noreply.github.com>2023-05-12 17:37:34 -0400
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@@ -32,25 +32,25 @@ Domains can be registered at any accredited <dfn>registrar</dfn> and there are
[Name Cheap](https://www.namecheap.com/domains/) or
[Dream Host](https://www.dreamhost.com/domains/).
-There are also sites that are more private like [Njalla](https://njal.la/) and
+There are also sites that are more private, like [Njalla](https://njal.la/) and
[Cheap Privacy](https://cheapprivacy.ru/), which register a domain for you
under their name, but still allow you access to it. (Normally all websites must
be registered with the ICANN with a real name and address, but these sites
allow you to bypass that.)
Choosing a registrar is not permanent, and you can transfer domains to a
-different registrar if get a better deal later, so in most cases, you can just
+different registrar if you get a better deal later, so in most cases, you can just
choose one and let's head on...
### Basic info about domain names
-- Domain names usually require a *very* small year fee to keep
+- Domain names usually require a *very* small yearly fee to keep
registered, usually around \$12 for most generic TLDs. There are
some \"specialty\" TLDs that are more expensive, but `.com`, `.xyz`
and other basic TLDs are that cheap.
- Once you own a domain, it is yours as long as you pay the yearly
fee, but you can also sell it to someone for however much you want.
-- Domain names do not hold your data or your website, instead, you add
+- Domain names do not hold your data or your website; instead, you add
\"DNS settings\" that direct people connecting to your domain to
your IP address. The purpose of a domain name is so that people
don\'t have to remember your IP address to find your website!