The core idea
An address ending does not tell a reader what an article establishes. Store the domain extension as a source attribute and retain independent fields for topic, format, publisher description, and canonical page. This prevents a naming convention from becoming an unsupported shorthand for a technology or community.
A workable starting pattern
Define the collection’s purpose before adding sources. Review representative content and preserve the item-level destination. If the same material belongs in a subject archive, explain the different purpose of each page instead of publishing two lists that merely repeat one another.
A .XYZ source collection might support a study of publishing patterns, while a syndication archive answers practical questions about feeds. The same article can contribute to both, but the two pages need distinct editorial framing.
What this page does—and does not—offer
TagsFeed does not register or appraise .XYZ domains, verify ownership, or provide marketplace listings. No domain investment claims are made.
