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No, they didn't. They "killed" parts of addresses. Also, these are still hard to remember. Personally, I'm a fan of http://what3words.com/ http://what3words.co
by basicallydan 12y ago
No, they didn't. They "killed" parts of addresses.
Also, these are still hard to remember. Personally, I'm a fan of http://what3words.com/ http://what3words.com/
I'm currently here: http://w3w.co/lives.fend.spent http://w3w.co/lives.fend.spent
- chippy 12y agoI like what3words also. What I'd really like is a hierarchy so that given >lives.fend.spent when you saw the words >lives.fend.rabbi you knew it was nearby, within the "fend" place or that >lives.gopher.spoon was within the "lives" places
- hnha 12y agoSounds like usa.newyork.brooklyn would be a smart extension. Quick, let me patent it and trademark the term "3 or more words that describe a location in hierarchical order". Or maybe I will just call it "backwaddress". :P
- basicallydan 12y agoHey, that is a cool idea. It's basically a less verbose address system isn't it?