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Pour des raisons de stratégie marketing, j'ai opté pour ChessMichel
C'est un bon choix, si utiliser un seul mot anglais nous permet d'être lu par 20fois plus de personnes. D'ailleurs je ne serais pas surpris que d'ici 50 ans on ne joue plus aux "échecs", mais plutôt au "chesse" (comme dans les chemises de l'archi-du'chesse')...
Ceux qui tapent "chess" dans les outils de recherche veulent voir des sites anglophones. S'ils tombent sur ton site, ils ne prendront même pas la peine de le regarder.
Tes explications n'ont pas rapport. Parce que tu peux choisir un métatag "chess". De cette façon, avec chess, tu seras quand même listé si ton site s'appelle MichelEchec.
Merci M. Bertin. J'utilise des mots anglais couramment dans mon parler, mais quand je produit un travail, je m'applique à respecter la langue française. Ce qui n'est malheureusement pas le cas de tous.
Le monde est drôlement fait. http://jeuroyal.ca et http://royalgame.ca pointent sur le même site Internet. Toutefois, je ne vois que l'anglais et le russe comme choix de langues. Il est très facile d'avoir plusieurs noms de domaines pour un même site. Utile si on veut s'adresser à des internautes dans plusieurs langues. Il est plus intelligent d'offrir la langue du nom de domaine.
:D
Je trouve déplorable qu'une personne se fasse rabrouer pour son choix de nom de domaine. C'est à mon sens une perte de temps et on devrait plutôt encourager les initiatives qui promeuvent les échecs comme celle-ci.
Par contre, il est vrai qu'à, peu de frais, on peut posséder plusieurs noms de domaine qui pointent vers le même site. S'il plait au concepteur du site de faire les démarches en ce sens, pourquoi pas, sinon tant pis.
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