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March 03, 2011, 11:09:46 PM
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Hi Guys -
So most of my due diligence with regard to the bitcoin-related businesses I am starting has been done under a parent company called "Chaordic Ventures."  While I like the term "chaordic" (hence my forum name), it doesn't really brand that well for anyone not familiar with Dee Hock's ideas about organizations, and people are uncertain of its pronunciation.   Needless to say, it's time to better brand the parent company that will be formed. So here's what I'm looking for:

  • I need something like ________________ [Ventures/Enterprises/etc], LLC.  
  • The .com domain name (without the LLC) needs to be available for registration at a major registrar like http://www.dotster.com
  • I do NOT want the terms "bitcoin", "btc" or anything eluding solely to bitcoin to appear in the name.
  • The suffixes of "ventures," "enterprises," are optional.
  • I'm looking for something that embodies the ideas of: nimble, yet robust, trustworthy, distributed,
  • I'm not opposed to new words, or words that sound like other words (eg expedia), as long as it's easy to pronounce and spell.

So please, give me some ideas.  If I use your suggestion I'll pay you 30 BTC.  If you don't want to share your ideas in public, please email me at chaord.btc@gmail.com

Overall this should be a fun exercise, and who knows, maybe your recommendation will be a part of history, so please have fun and let the name generation commence....!
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March 03, 2011, 11:20:29 PM
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Ekeforte

Esperanto for sudden yet strong.

Fideco

The quality of trust.

Fortikema

Having a propensity for being a robust/sturdy person or thing.
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Swarmonomics

Swarmonomic Industries/Ventures

The Nimblest Monolith



I'll try to come up with more later. :-)
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March 03, 2011, 11:44:52 PM
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Fortezi Enterprises/ Incorporated

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brobust

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March 04, 2011, 01:23:22 AM
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Evagoss Enterprises
Avagoss Enterprises
Vincing Enterprises
Avoss Enterprises

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SpyderTread Ventures

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because of this
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I'm looking for something that embodies the ideas of: nimble, yet robust, trustworthy, distributed,

this guy (gal actually) here is mystaceus:



she totally wants to lend your her name.
doesnt she look trustworthy indeed? and robust! plus, almost everybody can spell her name.
and spider webs are a very good reminder how super distributed, nimble, yet robust your whatever product thingy is. well, she is a jump spider with absolutely no nets, but who knows that, right?

well ok, the name sucks. but i really tried. unfortunately, after reading  "brobust" and "crustworthy" it was basically a lostcause  Grin
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Diorite Enterpristes.

It's an extremely solid type of stone.  And it sounds like die right, which is pretty cool.

 
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Generisys.com but I would need to sell you the domain name.   Cool


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MeRiad Ventures

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I like using "pronounceable password generators" to come up with names for things. I just go through the results and pick one that sounds good, oftentimes modifying it slightly.

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MetisEnterprise.com  - Greek Titan of good counsel, advise, planning, cunning, craftiness and wisdom


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Peerate Ventures

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People worry a lot about company names, yet in the long run they matter very little. What really counts are the business operating names and the trademarks.

For example, few people know or care that MtGox is operated by Pongamia Cultivation Institute SA. To its users, the service is "Mt. Gox".

And companies with random sounding names do just fine. "IBM", for example. Or even "International Business Machines".

So I think Chaordic Ventures is perfect!

But as you want alternative suggestions, I'll offer "Agoramatic" and "Gaia Peer".
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Toshimoto Corporation
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I about rolled on the ground laughing when I saw the Mystaceus recommendation and the picture. LOL
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I hate people that just sit on domains I had a good one spryance spry + alliance but no .com domain Sad

damn domain squaters I keep getting great ideas but no .com domain!
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your search is over www.adroble.com  adtroit + flexible
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i sent you my suggestion via PM
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Does Fox own "Weyland-Yutani"?


How about "Xeno" ?


Goldstream?


ACME?


D-Tech?

Eris?

Dwarf Planet?

Magma?

Nucular?

Cyberdime? (intentional pun, not a typo)


Rainbowtip? (at the end of the rainbow you find a pot of gold)


Volumetric?


Voxel Construct?


Snakehead?


Graphene?


Diamondworks?

Bitwave?

Singularity?

Tanglement?

Vortex Studio?

Shinelab?

Redout?

Psylab?

Lavapit?

Archnemesis?

Corona?




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ExaTrust Ventures. Indicates greatness both by words "Exa" and "Trust". Also trustworthiness.

Exa= 2^60. Your logo could be something like E-TRUST

Also all domains are available.

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First of all, a name should have NOTHING to do with the service being offered.  The best names are easily remembered and generic.  For example:

Auctioning of goods . . . e-bay
Selling of books . . .  Amazon
Search engine . . . google

My suggestion  . . .

AARDVARK QUARK

You will be the first listing in everything alphabetical.  Quarks make up particles, the fundamental stuff of all matter.  It rhymes.  It is the only suggestion that everyone will remember a week from now without trying.  Now, where my thirty bitcoins be at?
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I like the idea of holographic technology as it is a good model for distributed systems.  What about:

Holographic Enterprises
or
Holographic Ventures
or
HoloStone Enterprises/Venture
or
Holoczywvforistranioptyerialcosis Enterprise (pronounced just like it sounds)

The last one is the best.
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Entropic Systems?

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Chaodigm (K-YA-DIME)
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HyperGlobalMegaCorp.

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HyperGlobalMegaCorp.

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Eventures LLC (Enterprises&VENTURES)
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Here's just one:

Sound Directives, LLC

sounddirectives.com available for $16.45/yr at http://www.dotster.com/


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Sounds like you'd like a name that's safe rather than catchy so you can be taken more seriously no? If so then I'd use a european-sounding last name with a generic suffix. For example:

Van Buren Enterprises

Petrovic Group

Lombardi Technologies

Schmidt & Wolf Ventures

Alonso & Associates

etc.


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choad llc   Cheesy
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MetisEnterprise.com  - Greek Titan of good counsel, advise, planning, cunning, craftiness and wisdom


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Deruas LLC

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FLEX

It could either stand for flexing (the muscles) or flexible (to bend without breaking).

Hope it works out.  Smiley

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But as you want alternative suggestions, I'll offer "Agoramatic" and "Gaia Peer".

Not to be confused with gaia online

my suggestions:

peerwit enterprises: peerwit.com, peerwit.net, peerwit.org
proficia ventures: proficia.net, proficia.org
brisk bizness: briskbiz.net, briskbiz.org
spry enterprises: spryent.net, spryent.org
keenshare: keenshare.com, keenshare.org
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Achordion Enterprises


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Achordion Enterprises


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Zenen Enterprises - ZenenEnterprises.com available
Sambucus Ventures - SambucusVentures.com available
Athemus Ventures - AthemusVentures.com available
Prismo - Unavailable as Pismo.com/Redirects to http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/finalcutpro/editing-tools.html PrismoVentures.com and PirsmoEnterprises.com available.

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First of all, a name should have NOTHING to do with the service being offered.  The best names are easily remembered and generic.  For example:

Auctioning of goods . . . e-bay
Selling of books . . .  Amazon
Search engine . . . google

My suggestion  . . .

AARDVARK QUARK

You will be the first listing in everything alphabetical.  Quarks make up particles, the fundamental stuff of all matter.  It rhymes.  It is the only suggestion that everyone will remember a week from now without trying.  Now, where my thirty bitcoins be at?

I don't know if his was meant seriously or in jest, but...

This is the closest reply to being right on.

If the name is to be used in branding -- identifying your product / service to your customer,  then make no mistake about it.... it is critical.   A bad name can ruin a great concept or company.    When all else is equal, people often (even subconsciously) go with the company with "the cool sounding name".

It really bothers me a lot when I like a company, but I hate its name.  I find mused constantly having to apologize for the stupid name... as I'm recommending the company to friends.

So pick a cool name.    Not a retarded one.

Also,  the name should either mean Nothing... or if it is going to mean something, it should mean that to every potential customer.  It's meaning is important to customers .... not you.

It must be easy to spell.
it must be easy to pronounce. 
It must not be a misspelling.
The name alone must be available as a dot-com tld.

Once you have 5 or 10 favorites,  call your friends and simply ask them all which one they like better.

Don't tell them you're going to...  but....

Three days later, call each of your friends AGAIN. But this time tell them you want to know ALL the names they can remember (regardless of whether it wad their favorite or not).

If they can remember it, and spell it back to you absolutely correctly,  three days later.... without being told to remember it....  then you have a winner.
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Elastic Coalition.
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BernankeWithoutCoins.com

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powcer.com

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about it.... it is critical.   A bad name can ruin a great concept or company.    When all else is equal, people often (even subconsciously) go with the company with "the cool sounding name".

You are so right.

I still haven't bothered to open a Twitter account simply because I find the name so retarded.

Obviously, most of the world doesn't seem to share my taste.

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Just an update.  We have chosen a name.  Unfortunately it was none of the names that was suggested.  I want to thank each of you for your suggestions!  We will be launching soon.
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What was it?

(I dont always get new reply notifications, pls send a pm when you think it has happened)

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March 22, 2011, 05:31:36 PM
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OK, so you have a contest and are willing to award 30 BTC to the winner but then decide to cancel the contest after participation in the contest took place.  

Hmm...

Wouldn't that be like getting people to participate in a competition with a promise of an award to the winner but then cancel the competition after it took place.

I would think you actions deserve an -10 credibility points, not to mention no one will try to help you again. Better change the UserName.


Conclusion: -10 Credibility

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March 22, 2011, 05:58:41 PM
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I'm sorry if I was misleading.  In my original post, I very clearly stated that I will award 30 BTC if I use the suggestion.  That being said, as a token of good faith, I have decided to split the reward between Ardvark Quark and Mystaceus.  There were many of great suggestions put forth, but as the weeks went on, those two were in fact the most memorable to me.  Unfortunately they did not meet the criteria for my business model.

Most importantly this was merely supposed to be a fun exercise for the community.  I look forward to serving you all soon.

[Edit:  btc addresses have been solicited from the winners via PM]
[Edit:  the name we decided on for the time being is TruCoin Technologies]
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March 22, 2011, 06:27:25 PM
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Good Man or Women,


+10 to counteract the negative.


Sorry about the misread but the title implied there would be a winner.

And bummer I didn't win.   Embarrassed

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March 22, 2011, 09:24:11 PM
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"TruCoin"? Meh....there were many suggestions on this thread i'd consider better than that...

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March 22, 2011, 10:10:55 PM
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"TruCoin"? Meh....there were many suggestions on this thread i'd consider better than that...

+1

Even "Truecoin" would be superior.
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Aufrichtig   Sincère

Do you like those? Huh
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March 24, 2011, 06:39:46 PM
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 Undecided  I'm not very good at this.

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April 02, 2011, 02:15:55 PM
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Hi Guys -
So most of my due diligence with regard to the bitcoin-related businesses I am starting has been done under a parent company called "Chaordic Ventures."  While I like the term "chaordic" (hence my forum name), it doesn't really brand that well for anyone not familiar with Dee Hock's ideas about organizations, and people are uncertain of its pronunciation.   Needless to say, it's time to better brand the parent company that will be formed. So here's what I'm looking for:

  • I need something like ________________ [Ventures/Enterprises/etc], LLC.  
  • The .com domain name (without the LLC) needs to be available for registration at a major registrar like http://www.dotster.com
  • I do NOT want the terms "bitcoin", "btc" or anything eluding solely to bitcoin to appear in the name.
  • The suffixes of "ventures," "enterprises," are optional.
  • I'm looking for something that embodies the ideas of: nimble, yet robust, trustworthy, distributed,
  • I'm not opposed to new words, or words that sound like other words (eg expedia), as long as it's easy to pronounce and spell.

So please, give me some ideas.  If I use your suggestion I'll pay you 30 BTC.  If you don't want to share your ideas in public, please email me at chaord.btc@gmail.com

Overall this should be a fun exercise, and who knows, maybe your recommendation will be a part of history, so please have fun and let the name generation commence....!
I have thought some names for you.If you think it is ok,I will explain them to you.And my address is: 1FpnpqazihcQjgkhS9HnnaWMT7cm5r3izt.Here are the name:jasmine, fernex, innofitt,  funis, meetbit,antry。
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April 03, 2011, 01:43:09 AM
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I thought this issue was resolved and he chose a company name already?   Huh
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April 03, 2011, 02:56:38 AM
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I thought this issue was resolved and he chose a company name already?   Huh

 He did, I was just referring to a post earlier that commented on the font used in a picture. The picture I posted has a business card for a "typographer" using probably two of the most hated fonts--papyrus and comic sans.
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I thought this issue was resolved and he chose a company name already?   Huh

 He did, I was just referring to a post earlier that commented on the font used in a picture. The picture I posted has a business card for a "typographer" using probably two of the most hated fonts--papyrus and comic sans.

I was referring to the people still suggesting names....  Smiley

Not sure why people hate those fonts.  They aren't that bad.  Don't crucify me...
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