The best way to write a url composed of two words

[Dry Lips]

How do you prefer to write the url of a site that has two words in its title?

What do you guys think is the best practice here?


funkyexample.com or funky-example.com
jumpingpumkin.com or jumping-pumkin.com
easybellybutton.com or easy-bellybutton.com
(you get the idea)

[Tibuda]

no separator.

funkyexample.com
jumpingpumkin.com
easybellybutton.com

[CharlesA]

no separator.

funkyexample.com
jumpingpumkin.com
easybellybutton.com

This.

[Copper Bezel]

iagree.org.

However, the best way to write "an url" is "a url," since it's pronounced as an initialism and the name of the letter U begins with a consonant sound in English. = )

[Dry Lips]

Thanks guys!

iagree.org.

However, the best way to write "an url" is "a url," since it's pronounced as an initialism and the name of the letter U begins with a consonant sound in English. = )

Oh thank you CB! Could a mod please correct the title of the thread as well as the question in the poll accordingly?

[CharlesA]

Fixed title and poll.

Should have added cake. /random.

[Dry Lips]

Fixed title and poll.

Should have added cake. /random.

Cheers mate! Popcorn for everyone!

[haqking]

My preference is to write the URL that takes me to the site i want to go to