Longer URLs update

[joreth]

I came up with another possiblity for my post: http://joreth.livejournal.com/154250.html

*UPDATE #2* I just thought about possibly changing the name to polymedianetwork.com since I've pretty much ruled out polymediagroup.  The pros:  shorter than polymediaassociation; no double letters; the word "network" is very similar to "association" in connotation.  The cons: still longer than pma.com or polymedia.com; I have to change the name and the acronym to PMN and I don't know if I like how it looks as well as PMA; "network" implies a looser connection than "association" but not significantly so.

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Comments

[terriaminute.livejournal.com]

IMHO, WIN. :-)

[serolynne.livejournal.com]

I think in the current realm of open source Web 2.0 and how folks are connecting online these days.. 'network' is a much stronger term.

Network implies a more equal footing and collaboration within for its members, where as association implies more of a hierarchy and a controlling board. And I think 'network' is a term used more within polyamory .. so that adds cool points there too.