Maybe I don't get it, but this seems like a truly horrible name. I didn't have an idea of what the site was for from the name and even reading Joel's post left it a little vague. Once I was there, I got a feel for what was going on, but I still don't think I will remember the place. For a site aimed at users, why use a name referring to webapp distribution?
I thought it made sense... well as much as "stackoverflow" does.
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#12I sense a disturbance in the web - millions of sockpuppets being created to ask and then answer the same question of what is the best web app for X.
Re: Nothingtoinstall.com now live
#13Maybe I don't get it, but this seems like a truly horrible name. I didn't have an idea of what the site was for from the name and even reading Joel's post left it a little vague. Once I was there, I got a feel for what was going on, but I still don't think I will remember the place. For a site aimed at users, why use a name referring to webapp distribution?
It was the highest voted domain name by the community http://meta.nothingtoinstall.com/questions/108/what-should-o...
Re: Nothingtoinstall.com now live
#14It's interesting. The look and feel of this site is almost too sleek and clean (I say this as a designer) I like it and all, but it also feels a little hmm soulless?
Looks like a Windows 95 application.