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I may not be neurotypical, but surely I'm not the only one having a hard time not parsing the domain name as "Bane Proctoring", which admittedly sounds rather o
by ShroudedNight 5y ago
I may not be neurotypical, but surely I'm not the only one having a hard time not parsing the domain name as "Bane Proctoring", which admittedly sounds rather ominous.
- ckastner 5y agoI also read it that way. One would think that after the issues with whorepresents.com and expertsexchange.com (and dozens of other popular examples) from at least a decade ago, people would be somewhat more careful as to how their domain name could be misread.
- mercora 5y agoi could not unsee it anymore after it got pointed out to me in "therapists" and sometimes giggle childishly when i encounter it
- drudu 5y agoGiven that "bane" is a nearly infinitely more common word than "eproctoring" I bet you (and I) are in the majority.
- Hamuko 5y agoMore people should use dashes in domain names.