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I like the idea but dislike the name. It's hard for me to pronounce. My brain kind of get's stuck between 'interest in' and "interestin'"
by berberous 12y ago
I like the idea but dislike the name. It's hard for me to pronounce. My brain kind of get's stuck between 'interest in' and "interestin'"
- talhof8 12y agoThanks, I'll think of something better (open to suggestions).
- mladenkovacevic 12y agoSome keywords to perhaps start your brainstorm: Debate Retort Opine Topical Quibble Squabble Fence (as in "what side of the fence are you on" or the sport of fencing) Argueable Rebuttal
- talhof8 12y agoThanks, appreciate that!
- not_kurt_godel 12y agoWe've found him. The man who is responsible for all Web 1.5 domain names (including the subsequently-removed vowels).
- drewblay 12y agoAlso to add to this criticism, change your logo design completely. Blue background with white text, looks too "facebookish".
- grayclhn 12y agoIt somehow hits me as cutesy and "not serious." (can't think of a more specific way of putting that, sorry.) Nothing wrong with that if that's where you're going, but isn't what I'd think of as "opinion journalism." Maybe another way to put it is, if OP wants to draw in articulate op-ed "columnists" for the site, naming it after a slangy mispronunciation may not be the best way to do that. Just "interest" is much better than "interestin'" IMO. Non-english words that mean "interesting" could be another bet if you're havin trouble findin domain names.