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As opposed to the service that litterally has "twit" in the name? Or the nonsense that has been search engine naming conventions (Google, yahoo, bing, etc)? I t
by lordCarbonFiber 9y ago
As opposed to the service that litterally has "twit" in the name? Or the nonsense that has been search engine naming conventions (Google, yahoo, bing, etc)? I think you overestimate the ability for society to accept a name.
- nasredin 9y agoOP was talking about the nerdness (think "PGP keys") rather than the name itself. BTW Mastadon sounds like it's related to BDSM or ED meds IMHO. "Sweetcheeks, have you heard of Mastadon?" "I'm not into that dear!" or "When the moment is right... Ask your doctor about... Mastadon"