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I don’t see much evidence of the Twitter brand having a tainted name. And it’s laughable to suggest that’s why it was changed. Twitter was a household name, it
by lwansbrough 3y ago
I don’t see much evidence of the Twitter brand having a tainted name. And it’s laughable to suggest that’s why it was changed. Twitter was a household name, it was the place where people went to talk about stuff. And people knew that about it. X is… for blazing my glory(???)
- duskwuff 3y ago> And people knew that about it. X is… for blazing my glory(???) I still can't help reading "blaze your glory" as a barely veiled drug joke.
- johndunne 3y agoI still don’t know why the name. For me, x marks the spot, x can be shorten some words, and in a domain name you better go incognito before opening.