I was expecting the "web naming industry" to go through a full cycle of trends to stay unique and googleable. Trademarks, open-source libs, product names, langu

I was expecting the "web naming industry" to go through a full cycle of trends to stay unique and googleable. Trademarks, open-source libs, product names, languages, I was expecting that more and more strange names would become acceptable: - random strings (xkcd) - longer as all 4-, 5- and 6-letter domains are reserved - names (Levenstein distance) - More and more strange names, perhaps invented - patterns (.ly, .io) - But that gets crowded very fast - composed names: "Diffie Hellman" - 3-part composed names: Will that be seldom in 2020 when all 10-letter domains are taken? - Even a small sentence, as long as it's unique enough for Google to identify it. But it seems I'm not good at predictions: Companies keep recycling the same names, the domains expensive, and VCs don't like founders who didn't put enough thought in their brand.