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My mind read it as "stickied".
by adrianm 14y ago
My mind read it as "stickied".
- WiseWeasel 14y agoI had read it as "Sticky-D", which didn't evoke the best imagery. Yours is much better.
- Amadou 14y agoI think "Sticky-D" is a much better interpretation. It is got "swag" or "je ne sais quoi" for the more literate crowd. But "stickied" makes me think of old ladies and post-it notes.
- kerryfalk 14y agoCorrect. We built it to integrate with vBulletin forums: https://partners.styckyd.com https://partners.styckyd.com Our brand name is taken from "stickying" a post on a forum.
- pydave 14y agoTo me, it looks like Stuck Kyd (kid). The link underlinining combined with the lack of other vowels is messing with my brain. (Also, I tend to read things from the last syllable to first when learning how to pronounce.)
- unreal37 14y agoYou need to get a proper domain name if you are serious about this as a business. Go get $10,000 and buy stickypost.com if you still like the name. Look at the comments in this thread discussing what it means.
- kerryfalk 14y agoMaybe. The domain name isn't perfect, I'll admit, but it's far from the key thing standing in the way of the success of the product.
- vampirechicken 14y agoLynyrd Skynyrd called...