web domains--short and sweet, or full name?

[wogster]

OK, the site is live at Dead Link Removed.

There's a blog, too. 'Cause god knows there aren't enough folks spouting opinions and writing about boring crap already.

Thanks for everyone's input.

Looking Good Michael, nice work......

 

[Nicole]

Michael, well done. I agree with the full name, no matter how long it is.... Mine is nearly impossible to spell, pronounce, remember... but it works.

 

[wogster]

Michael, well done. I agree with the full name, no matter how long it is.... Mine is nearly impossible to spell, pronounce, remember... but it works.

Looking at your name, looks like the first half of the last name, would be the part that throws most people. It looks German, so was probably originally written as Bönig, so it would be pronounced BAY-NIG, although most people probably get it wrong. You wouldn't believe how people butcher the pronouncing and spelling of my last name. Although the person who wrote it and forgot the m, annoyed me the most.....

Am I at least close?

 

[Nicole]

It looks German, so was probably originally written as Bönig, so it would be pronounced BAY-NIG, although most people probably get it wrong.

You wouldn't believe how people butcher the pronouncing and spelling of my last name. Although the person who wrote it and forgot the m, annoyed me the most.....

You are close, German yes, although Boenig (Bönig) is pronounced similar to BUR-NIG (but drop the roll of the tongue on the "r" sound).

 

[David Brown]

There's a blog, too. 'Cause god knows there aren't enough folks spouting opinions and writing about boring crap already.

Opps. Sorry. See: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

 

[Kirk Keyes]

Why not get all the names and have them point to the one with your full name? Domain names are cheap!