Google is now actively encouraging people to make meme websites

Whether you create them or share them, memes have long been a part of internet culture. Now Google is turning this staple of the internet into a domain you can use for your own website.

In a blog post, Google Registry announced it is introducing a new top-level domain — .meme. Google says .meme is meant to help spread ideas and express yourself. The new domain is reportedly going live this week, with 10 partners already using .meme for their websites. These partners include:

• Know Your Meme: knowyour.meme and stonks.meme
• 10PM Curfew:  style.meme and girls.meme.
• Rudy Willingham: real.meme
• License.Meme: license.meme
• Marketing.meme: marketing.meme
• Tenor: find.meme and create.meme
• Grumpy Cat: grumpycat.meme
• Keyboard Cat: keyboardcat.meme
• Nyan Cat: nyancat.meme
• Cat.Meme: cat.meme

Altogether, there are currently 13 new websites from Google’s partners using the new .meme domain. As you would suspect, all 13 websites are centered around shareable meme-like content.

If you’re interested in using the domain for your own website, Google says registration is available “as part of our Early Access Period (EAP) for an additional one-time fee.” You can check to see what domain names are available right now by heading over to get.meme. That fee is reportedly reduced “according to a daily schedule until December 5.”

You can also just wait until December 5, when .meme domains become publicly available. At this date, the tech giant states that a base annual price will be set by your registrar of choice. This includes registrars like GoDaddy, MrDomain, bNamed.net, Variomedia.de, and more.