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Dot-science was launched in 2015 as a new academic top-level domain (TLD)aimed to provide 'a dedicated, easily accessible location for global Internetusers with an interest in science'. The main objective of this work is to findout the general scholarly usage of this top-level domain. In particular, thefollowing three questions are pursued: usage (number of web domains registeredwith the dot-science), purpose (main function and category of websites linkedto these web domains), and impact (websites' visibility and authority). To dothis, 13,900 domain names were gathered through ICANN's Domain NameRegistration Data Lookup database. Each web domain was subsequentlycategorized, and data on web impact were obtained from Majestic's API. Based onthe results obtained, it is concluded that the dot-science top-level domain isscarcely adopted by the academic community, and mainly used by registrarcompanies for reselling purposes (35.5% of all web domains were parked).Websites receiving the highest number of backlinks were generally related tonon-academic websites applying intensive link building practices and offeringleisure or even fraudulent contents. Majestic's Trust Flow metric has beenproved an effective method to filter reputable academic websites. As regardsprimary academic-related dot-science web domain categories, 1,175 (8.5% of allweb domains registered) were found, mainly personal academic websites (342 webdomains), blogs (261) and research groups (133). All dubious content revealsbad practices on the Web, where the tag 'science' is fundamentally used as amechanism to deceive search engine algorithms.

Dot-Science Top Level Domain: academic websites or dumpsites?