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Great name for a forum.

DNBoard.com

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Really great name !
But do people search for board often ? I usally search for xyzforum.
 
First you should make it a clear brand, so that people do not care whether it is Board or Forum.
 
First you should make it a clear brand, so that people do not care whether it is Board or Forum.

Whats the difference between a Board and a Forum?
 
The term board came from the old BBS (late 80s-mid90s) term which stood for bulletin board system. You used a modem to dial in to a server where other local users were dialed in to and you could chat with them or download files.

Although the internet existed, it wasnt being used in a commercial sense as it is now and BBS (bulletin board systems)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletin_board_system

, bulletin boards ruled the day. So board is an older term for a forum basically.
 
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The term board came from the old BBS (late 80s-mid90s) term which stood for bulletin board system. You used a modem to dial in to a server where other local users were dialed in to and you could chat with them or download files.

Although the internet existed, it wasnt being used in a commercial sense as it is now and BBS (bulletin board systems)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletin_board_system

, bulletin boards ruled the day. So board is an older term for a forum basically.

Thanks, but still a brilliant name imho:)
 
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