Dingbats banned?

[phio]

Inverted question mark on the spanish keyboard.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...&ct=image&cd=3

actually being from California, many latinos here use the inverted question mark both in writing and in typing on the keyboard. I have witnessed many cases of this. The inverted question mark is used considerably in California for those (many millions) who write letters back home to Mexico. The inverted question mark in a domain name could be quite effective in differentiating spanish sites with .com or .net extensions especially since it is used in the beginning of a word.

It is a question.

[burnsinternet]

Yes, the inverted question mark is cool. Having ñ in the domain is also a dead giveaway (e.g. DiseñoGráfico.biz, DiseñoWeb.biz).

We have to live with what we have. If you find something that works, go for it, try it.