Update: They actually do. I clean slated the entire task, from the server to resetting the nameservers on the domain host - and it worked. Not sure what happened, but it&#39;s also a solid reason to copy and rename files on the server before editing them (I use <code>filename.ext_BAK</code>), so you can start fresh without the hassle of trying to recover settings.
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NOTE: In practice, I discourage this outside of personal projects since there&#39;s much more to an NS than simply registering it. It is, however, good to learn.

**Update:** They actually do. I clean slated the entire task, from the server to resetting the nameservers on the domain host - and it worked.  Not sure what happened, but it's also a solid reason to copy and rename files on the server before editing them (I use `filename.ext_BAK`), so you can start fresh without the hassle of trying to recover settings.

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*NOTE: In practice, I discourage this outside of personal projects since there's much more to an NS than simply registering it.  It is, however, good to learn.*



Hey <a class="user-mention" href="/@Hypergeek">Steven Ventimiglia</a>, you might want to add some tags to the question. This way only people following you will be able to see it.

Hey @[Steven Ventimiglia](@Hypergeek), you might want to add some tags to the question. This way only people following you will be able to see it.

Thanks, <a class="user-mention" href="/@mmaksimovic">Milica</a>. Maybe when creating a post, you guys should place the &quot;Add Tags&quot; links to the right of the Submit button. I kept missing it, so from a user pov, it may not be as accessible as intended.

Thanks, @[Milica](@mmaksimovic).  Maybe when creating a post, you guys should place the "Add Tags" links to the right of the Submit button.  I kept missing it, so from a user pov, it may not be as accessible as intended. 

I was thinking about this exact thing yesterday 🙂 We&#39;ll definitely come up with a way to fix this.

I was thinking about this exact thing yesterday 🙂 We'll definitely come up with a way to fix this.

And, here&#39;s an idea of where to slightly minimize and move the tags, so they remain as a relative part of the actual post that&#39;s written (as opposed to being part of a side widget.)
https://i.imgur.com/MUcZGKO.png

And, here's an idea of where to slightly minimize and move the tags, so they remain as a relative part of the actual post that's written (as opposed to being part of a side widget.)

https://i.imgur.com/MUcZGKO.png

Can .io domains act as vanity nameservers?

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