I'm guessing they didn't go with .fur because it's already been used before by FurNIC (per wikipedia)? .furry is sort of unwieldy to pair with most website names that aren't specifically designed to go with it, so it's a bit stifling in that sense (like, lemmy.fur vs lemmy.furry)
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