Just pick something that won't get you sued and move forward with what matters. At best, this is premature optimization. If and when the project is wildly succ

Just pick something that won't get you sued and move forward with what matters. At best, this is premature optimization. If and when the project is wildly successful, you can change the name should it really matter. In the average case, "good domain name" is a means to invent an non-problem to work on so as to avoid working on the hard problem. What I mean is that the time it takes to read this comment is more time than should be devoted to finding a domain name for a project that doesn't have the financial wherewithal to outsource the problem to branding experts and purchase whatever domain the experts recommend. Good luck.