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www.other-example.com
because they might accidentaly type in otherexample.com without the hyphen which, again, Google says does not exist. At this point even the 'Click the link to see if it does exist' doesn't help as that takes them to a totallly different site. Why can't Google return regular search results for domain searches so that spelling errors, punctuation, and subdomains don't end up with searchers being told the site does not exist?
Does anyone else agree with me that returning search results instead of saying the domain doesn't exist is better? Altavista do the same and Alltheweb changed a couple of months ago. I think the Yahoo way is much better, anyone disagree?