Joe Oliver

12/18/2013

1.      Title: Dot vs Dot

2.      Topic: How websites ending in .com differ from websites ending in .org

3.      Personal Connections: I picked this topic because I was interested why some websites have a .com ending and others have an .org ending. What qualifications are needed to get these endings?

4.      Audience: Everyone uses the internet and it might be interesting to see how these different websites differ by just their URL address. People use the internet every day and often don’t even notice that the URL address make the website a different classification.

5.      Purpose: I would like to make people think every time they see a different ending to the URL and wonder why it is different. What makes these websites have that different ending.

6.      Classification or Division: Division

7.      Potential Categories: .com .org .edu .gov

8.      Examples: Give different examples of each website and show why they have that TLP or top level domain or the dot com ending. Another example I would use would be to show what these abbreviations mean anything more. Does .com mean anything more than just a TLP.

9.      Techniques:

                                                        i.      Lists: explain each TLP and why there are used.

                                                      ii.      Pictures, give a visual

                                                    iii.      Definition define the dictionary definition of each TLP

                                                    iv.      Examples of each category

10.   Potential Problems: If my paper is all technology it might possibly bore some people enough where they stop reading it. This paper can be dry unless humor is added in a good way. People like Dave might not understand any of this technological talk.