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As someone who was often searching for hardware / programs for other people back 20 years ago ... a distinct memorable name that does not blend in easy with co
by anenefan 4y ago
As someone who was often searching for hardware / programs for other people back 20 years ago ... a distinct memorable name that does not blend in easy with common language were the easiest to locate relevant information. eg 2-cute time saver ...
- prohobo 4y agoTrue, having two words in a name already makes searches much more difficult.
- anenefan 4y agoI would assume that is getting at how it's now very hard to get search engines to find "strange unique" with hundreds of results with any sort of grouping, sometimes not even in the same part of the page. But still "strange unique" is better than "common common." Hard to believe in early 00s I stopped bookmarking as using key words would land me where I wanted most of the time - google's engine was so good back then if you used its various switches to narrow down the search.