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I know I have an immature brain, but my brain translated r3gy to orgy. Perhaps it's the 3 out of 4 letters and almost in the same order. Why is it called r3gy?
by limedaring 16y ago
I know I have an immature brain, but my brain translated r3gy to orgy. Perhaps it's the 3 out of 4 letters and almost in the same order. Why is it called r3gy?
I like the initial concept, but instantdomainsearch.com does the same thing but better, with auto searching and shows all the three main TLDs. Perhaps have those features as well?
- sammcd 16y agoI seriously didn't know anyone else doing this, so its great to see other people in the same space. Theirs is really nice. The name came form an idea from an earlier HN article about 4 letter domains. I started using it, and decided I didn't like it. However this was a weekend project, and I spend 2 hours trying to think of another name without anything coming up. I decided to go ahead and finish it. And yes I read it as orgy too (after purchasing it). Good news is now I have a tool to find a better name.
- saturdayplace 16y agoThis is pretty obscure, but in Hungarian, the 'gy' letter makes a sound very similar to the 'dge' sound at the end of the word 'edge.' I read the domain as 'redge,' as in the beginning of the word register. Obviously, that will work for almost no one else (statistically).