Somebody writing their first market section has no idea what one should contain. They search for the phrase, land on a firm selling a report for four figures, and leave no better informed. That gap is a content business. Methodology explainers, worked examples, sizing frameworks, glossaries, templates. The audience is students, junior analysts and founders, and it renews every year. The extension suits the job it would be doing. The .

Ask a research buyer which trade publications matter and you get a shrug and two suggestions. The information exists inside people’s heads and nowhere else. A directory would fix that: who publishes what, which outlets cover which sectors, which newsletters justify their subscription, which resellers carry which firms’ reports. Dull to describe, consulted constantly. The extension announces that intent. Reference material is what the .info was created to hold, and a visitor arriving at one expects to be informed rather than sold to, which is the right expectation for a directory to set.