01 November 2005 This site
This blog post is 15 years old! Most likely, its content is outdated. Especially if it's technical.
I've now set up alias to www.peterbe.com such that ww.peterbe.com and wwww.peterbe.com both redirect to www.peterbe.com.
We'll see what effect this might have and if it's worth. I guess 99% of all visitors on this site get it right but this tightens the "fool-proofness" even more. Google have one such alias set up on ww.google.com but not wwww.google.com
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Another options: Put in a catchall, so even typing vvv.peterbe.com (or isurecannnottype.peterbe.com) will get it right :-) This does not get in the way of using more meaningfull subdomains for other purposes.