Wow, it's like domain pigeon only way better. Awesome.
Ask HN: Please, review wordoid.com, a smart naming webapp
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#32Re: Ask HN: Please, review wordoid.com, a smart naming webapp
#33Would be interesting to hear whether you use a purely linguistic approach or some statistical information about "natural" frequencies as well.
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#34Re: Ask HN: Please, review wordoid.com, a smart naming webapp
#35Nice. Does this use a Markov-like algorithm for word generation?
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#36This rocks - exactly what I've been looking for.
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#37Important point on monetization. I looked for a domain, found one I liked, and clicked "Buy". You sent me to godaddy, who I don't use. I opened up a new tab and bought it with namecheap. A suggestion: give me a price comparison between multiple registrars, and let me click through to any. That way you get the commission even if I don't use godaddy.
NameCheap, for example, doesn't have an affiliate program (last time I looked).
Re: Ask HN: Please, review wordoid.com, a smart naming webapp
#38Wordoid.com is a webapp that helps you come up with a catchy name for your product, company or domain. It makes up new words that are unlikely to appear in a dictionary. It knows how to create words in several languages: English, Spanish, French and Italian at the moment. It is even able to create words in imaginary "languages", constructed by blending two or more real languages together. I would appreciate your feed…
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#39Re: Ask HN: Please, review wordoid.com, a smart naming webapp
#40The interface is weird. The form fields are on the right and the submit button is at the top left, so you have to move your mouse across the screen for each query.
Move the right column to the left I think.