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enderfax · 10-29-2004, 06:40 AM

I'm all for naming policies. I can't stand a lot of names, such as; "l337d00d", "cockNballs", "XxMALEVOLENTxX", "TCIkorea", "BurbankINTLbanking", "SeattleKid", "GOKNICKS", "ProFplum", "Candlestick", "FLAMEON", "MuhamidAli", "iRogue".....etc etc. Two capitals in a first name, no. Two in a surname is "ok", and so are apostrophes. I'm a pretty big name nazi. I do not think that limited the names as their rules state are in anyway debilitating to creativity. In fact, it makes you become *more* creative. Anyone can put two X's in front of their name. It takes a little more to come up with something that has meaning to you, and not because your dog's name is "Cowmuffer" and he died two weeks ago. That's not creative...that's just sad.

10-29-2004, 06:40 AM	#36 (permalink)
enderfax Upright	I'm all for naming policies. I can't stand a lot of names, such as; "l337d00d", "cockNballs", "XxMALEVOLENTxX", "TCIkorea", "BurbankINTLbanking", "SeattleKid", "GOKNICKS", "ProFplum", "Candlestick", "FLAMEON", "MuhamidAli", "iRogue".....etc etc. Two capitals in a first name, no. Two in a surname is "ok", and so are apostrophes. I'm a pretty big name nazi. I do not think that limited the names as their rules state are in anyway debilitating to creativity. In fact, it makes you become more creative. Anyone can put two X's in front of their name. It takes a little more to come up with something that has meaning to you, and not because your dog's name is "Cowmuffer" and he died two weeks ago. That's not creative...that's just sad.