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Overlaps and Alliterations are now part of Keyword Domains search, instead of Dictionary Domains.
We just launched a couple of UI improvements. The topmost search box now stays put, when you scroll down the page. This is especially useful in long domain search results pages. If you get an idea for a name, you … Continue reading
Typing a keyword into the Quick Search box now returns the keyword definition, related words and all Lists, where this keyword occurs.
Contest Discussion now has formatting controls that allow links and basic HTML. This way, we can better share search techniques during the contest.
We have re-enabled the deletion of down-voted entries. A while ago we had disabled this, because we received a complaints from Contest Holders about down-voting being meaningless and a high number of irrelevant entries. There is a delicate balance to keeping … Continue reading
In addition to making your Public Profile look better, it now contains the statistics about your recent activity. You may wish to review your “About” texts, since they look different in the new layout. The statistics panel contains the Up/Down … Continue reading
Starting today, the value of a downvote is -1 Point, instead of -2 Points. As part of our continued efforts to develop a more balanced awards system that would also increase the quality of name suggestions, we recently decided to … Continue reading
We just updated the response deletion functionality in Public Contests. Contest entries can no longer be removed after a vote has been cast. Contestants must now consider their suggestions more carefully, because entries with downvotes can no longer be removed. Hopefully … Continue reading
You can now add random suffixes to any of our 170+ Lists. A new result set is created each time you click Generate Names. Suffixes can be added to complete or shortened words. The original word is shown in the … Continue reading
Dictionary Domains consolidates a group of searches based on lexical data. Single-word .com and .net domains are rarely available, but there are a number of ways how words can be tweaked or affixed. There are also plenty of available dictionary domains … Continue reading
