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For my homelab, I used a constellation so I can name each of my server after a star in the constellation. It is on a generic domain extension.
If it is something long term, Iโd generally opt for a more stable extension. I.e. vanilla .com/net/org; or cctld for an existing country that you have close ties with thatโs not likely to go away anytime soon. It is extremely rare, but this way Iโm not running the odd risk of the company behind those fun new extensions, or a country going away (see .yu, no pun intended).
I hadn't considered the possible future discontinuation of the new commercial TLD's actually... Thanks for bringing that up... Might influence my 'taking a .com anyway'-side to take the lead... There's something about .com's that will always feel more legit...