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I'm thinking of developing this as a political, current events, op-ed news and discussion site/blog. Do you think this is a good name for this?
 
I think it is a good combo to brand your site with. It's fairly well known in the collegiate scene and has an organizational ring to it. I don't think it's monetary value is much as it is, but it sounds good to me for political and current news, events, and a forum.
 
Hey!
"Thought" is a bit 'abstract', to me ... which of course limits the re-sale upside, as Mythios mentions. I'd have to appraise it currently at $25 - $37.50 U.S. However, I do like your development scenario.
Thanks and Good Luck.
-Meg :)
 
If I may, I'd like to quickly revise my comments above; ALONG with the plural version of this name ("thoughts"), I think the value could be increased by a good percentage. Also, the development option as you described is both timely and very creative. No bull.
-Meg :)
 
CoolHost and Mythios, thanks for the input. I do have the plural AmericanThoughts.com as well. I'm planning to use Scoop to develop it. The site will look something like http://www.kuro5hin.org
 
Yeh, I'm really warming up to that "thoughts" concept. It gives me that warm and fuzzy 'History Channel' feeling. Work it, Gregg :)
-Meg
 
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