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The new Web 2.0-esqe (or dare i say Web 3.0-esqe) nomenclature is dominated by "double-vowels" (Wii, xumii, mobee) or "vowel-combos" (cuil) not often found in n
by kanny96 18y ago
The new Web 2.0-esqe (or dare i say Web 3.0-esqe) nomenclature is dominated by "double-vowels" (Wii, xumii, mobee) or "vowel-combos" (cuil) not often found in normal english. So this approach will not succeed in giving you a really innovative name. Probably you need to perturb the Markov-chain to achieve that or waste a lot of free time digging your cognitive faculty!
- ntoshev 18y agoYou could train the Markov chain specifically on all registered domains. And weight by recency, if you want to be trendy.
- opal 18y agoBut those names suck.
- rudyfink 18y agoYeah, but you have to remember that those names will affect the perception of similar names. The Wii, for example, being a monster hit is going to affect the way people perceive names.
- eru 18y agoThis approach won't give you a name like anyone else is using, so it's not an innovative name?