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10-07-2006, 05:30 PM
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Help me to choose a single word, i.e. a part of site's title
My main website variant: "index.html" is entitled "Tadej's website" for quite some time now (oh, and recently changed to "Tadej's computing website"), while the futile/not-updated-anymore variants's titles begin with "Ivan's homepage" (see here for example: "index.html"), while for other past titles see the "website.html" page, btw. previously I was using "homepage" instead of "website" for a long time ...
And yesterday after making a few Google searches: Google Search: Tadej's website, Google Search: Tadej's homepage, Google Search: Ivan's website, Google Search: Ivan's homepage, I've discovered that I in fact have a sort of a "competition" that I wasn't aware of until now. Now I am thinking about changing the "website" part in a title of my main website variants (i.e. as mentioned, the ones being titled "Tadej's website") to something else. I was thinking about for instance: "Tadej's domain", "Tadej's realm", "Tadej's corner" etc. titles; of course, I'll first check them with Google, but anyway, what do you think about them in general ??! P.S. -- If you want to, please see the The style of titles of separate site's pages thread, which is another such interesing "website title related" thread that I've opened here on WebDeveloper forum. tayiper
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10-07-2006, 11:30 PM
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10-08-2006, 04:45 AM
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Mule, mule is an excellent word. Just feel it roll off the tounge, muullle.
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10-08-2006, 04:46 PM
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OK, thanks all for the replies; btw., I was thinking also about "Tadej's website online" (or something like that), i.e. with the use of the word "online" ...
tayiper
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10-09-2006, 09:04 PM
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Maybe just one more thing; which is better in your opinion: "Tadej's website" or "Tadej's computing website" ??
P.S. -- You know, I am thinking of adding the word "computing" so that it would be obvious from the title already what the site is all about !! tayiper
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