の used when searching?

[gammascalper]

I wanted to pick up トロイの木馬.com, but overture delivers the results without the 'no'.

Do native speakers typically type-in the 'の' when searching?

[Rubber Duck]

Well having registered の.net. It got 63K Overture last month, but it hasn't had traffic this month, but then only a small percentage of my domains have meaningful traffic as yet. This is probably more due to lack of browser support though, than the inherent value of the domains.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

[gammascalper]

Well having registered の.net. It got 63K Overture last month, but it hasn't had traffic this month, but then only a small percentage of my domains have meaningful traffic as yet. This is probably more due to lack of browser support though, than the inherent value of the domains.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon


I didn't mean 'の' as a single character, but in the context of language. In English, the approximate general meaning would be possessive 'of' or belonging to.

[donwebcorleone]

yeah, in japan many words u can only search with の　as in english, states of america

pm me if u need more insight...;)