Re: Name

From: John Unsworth (unsworth@uiuc.edu)
Date: Tue May 11 2004 - 19:04:37 EDT

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    Geoff,

    Thanks for bringing this up. I've though about

    Humanities Computing Consortium (hcc.org is taken, as are hcc.net and
    hcc.info)

    or

    Computational Humanities Consortium (but chc.org is taken, as are
    chc.net and chc.info)

    or maybe

    Computational Humanities Organizations (cho.org is taken, ditto .net
    and .info)

    or

    Humanities Computing Organizations (hco.net, .org and .info unavailable)

    but clearly, three-letter domain names are impossible to get at this
    point. So, how about four?

    Organization of Humanities Computing Organizations (ohco.org and
    ohco.info are both available--and there's a nice inside joke about the
    OHCO thesis, as well as the recursion/redundancy, which is either funny
    or not).

    >
    > Consortium for [or of] Humanities Computing Organizations (CoHCO)

    If we said CHCO, then chco.info is available

    >
    > International Consortium for Literary and Linguistic Computing
    > Organizations (ICLLCO)

    Too long, I think but if we did international consortium of humanities
    computing organizations, ichco, we can get ichco.net and ichco.org.

    adho.net adho.org and adho.info are also all available...

    ohco and adho have the virtue of being pronounceable as words, which
    cannot be said of the others--but then ACH and ALLC aren't
    pronounceable either (unless you want to sound like you're choking on
    something).

    I guess I'd vote for consortium of humanities computing organizations
    as the most straightforward: chco.info is available (and so are
    cohco.net, cohco.org, and cohco.info).

    We should choose soon, and register one of these.

    John



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