I joined the social network Voice yesterday. Voice was announced in 2019 with the sale of Voice.com, which became the most expensive domain name sale to date—selling for a staggering $30 million. (Note: Other websites have sold for more money, but Voice.com is by far the most expensive sale for a domain name only.)

Part of what makes Voice unique is their registration process that weeds out fake and duplicate accounts. To that end, they require users to take a 3D selfie in the Voice app when registering. This biometric scan ensures a unique user registers. Voice also requires that users display their legal name.

After I set up my Voice account, I took the selfie the app created and posted it on all my social media accounts. My last selfie was close to five years old, so this update was long overdue.

The similarities between the logos for Voice and Jeers are coincidental. In fact, I designed the logo for this site 10 days before I found out about Voice.

[UPDATE, 12/25/2021: On September 9, after Voice rebranded as an NFT platform, I changed my Voice username to "nicholas." You can visit my new profile at <https://www.voice.com/nicholas>.] Visit my Voice profile at https://www.voice.com/profile/nas.

On January 8, I purchased the premium domain name Jeers.com from Network Solutions. Although the domain name didn't finish transferring into my account until January 15, I went to work on the website immediately. Today, I finished the programming and design.

I just wanted to welcome the public to Jeers. Jeers.com is the best domain name I've registered in my 18 years of registering domain names. Needless to say, I am excited to make Jeers my new home on the web.