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Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Feb 6, 2008 at 03:50 PM

Dominik Holenstein wrote:
>Infohesive = Info(rmation) + (Ad)hesive
> >Dominik
> >

I didn’t have any trouble recognizing the meaning of the name, I just thought it was sort of silly. Could just as easily have been DataCement.

Names like this are just too reminiscent of twisted, made up names like “Advertorial” for when a publication takes money to write about your product, or “Infomercial” for what is nothing but a long-winded commercial masquerading as entertainment.

But this is just my opinion. Plenty of you seem to like the name and that’s all that matters. The only wrong solution is the one rejected by the marketplace.

Steve Z.

Posted by Derek Cornish
Feb 6, 2008 at 04:35 PM

Dominik Holenstein wrote:
>Infohesive = Info(rmation) + (Ad)hesive
> >Dominik
> >

Exactly, Dominik. And -

Surfulater = Surf +You + Later

...again, a rather odd message to be conveying. This is not to ridicule the products, which both come from excellent companies. Rather, it just shows how difficult it is to choose a name that is at the same time memorable and convincing. Remember “Miss Lonely Notes”?

Derek

Posted by Francis Morrone
Feb 7, 2008 at 01:40 AM

Steohen Zeoli wrote:
“Could just as easily have been DataCement.”

I think DataCement is a *great* name!

Posted by Derek Cornish
Feb 7, 2008 at 04:12 AM

Francis Morrone wrote:
>Steohen Zeoli wrote:
>“Could just as easily have been DataCement.”
> >I think
>DataCement is a *great* name!

Troll alert :-)

Derek

Posted by Dominik Holenstein
Feb 7, 2008 at 09:49 AM

DataCement: Great Joke!
Still laughing…

But even is sounds ridiculous: It is really a unique name.

Dominik

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