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This isn't hugely relevant, but why did you go with "kitn" instead of "kitten"?
by tdoggette 17y ago
This isn't hugely relevant, but why did you go with "kitn" instead of "kitten"?
- rriepe 17y agoWe wanted to emphasize the "press kit" part of the name. Press kits make information and media easily available to the press, just like our product. I don't think "Presskitten" would have necessarily taken away from that, but in our minds "Presskit'n" just worked better.
- DLWormwood 17y agoI'd think the name you'd decide to market under would be highly relevant to the whole rebranding exercise. There's usually some thought into spelling and slang use for many logos and brands. (The reversed "R" in Toys 'R Us, comes to mind.)