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MAllie

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The dictionary domains below all fall due for renewal in March/April this year. I'd be glad to have appraisals of these names, or at least comments on whether or not they are worth renewing.

numerating.com (14 Apr 09)

metavariable.com (17 Mar 09)

clamberer.com (13 Apr 09)

burstproof.com (11 Apr 09)

introjects.com (17 Mar 09)

coruscates.com (10 Mar 09)

tactlessness.com (17 Mar 09)

merwoman.com (28 Mar 09)

preconize.com (13 Apr 09)

equivocacy.com (17 Mar 09)

chronothermal.com (17 Mar 09)

cubomancy.com (11 Apr 09)
 
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Hi. IMO, you need to look at whether a longer and slightly obscure dictionary word has any commercial value or at least a clear development purpose for a hobbiest type. Otherwise, what's it purpose and why would anyone buy it?

So, I would suggest that the best one up there, and the one most clearly worth renewing, is burstproof because it could be the central characteristic of a commercial product. I might also renew introjects because it is probably the most common of the words and some people will buy almost any single word .com they've heard of.

The others I'd list for $20 or so here and elsewhere, and if they don't sell, I would not renew.
 
Thanks for that, jacal. It makes sense. :)
 
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