I think having “.kiwi” would be good for New Zealand because… Easy to remember and gives the kiwi brand a higher profile.
I would prefer a “.kiwi” domain name because… It’s cool
Do I think Christchurch needs initiatives like Dot Kiwi? Hell, yeah.
How do I think “.kiwi” will improve the Internet for New Zealand? Getting rid of .co.nz is a good thing. I don’t like typing dots.
Cheers,
Stefan
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