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closed two words or a composite word - which is best.

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I've just reg'd smutoons.com to use as a toon site. Which do you think is more valuable - a composite word like this, or the actual two words smuttoons.com?

Maybe even a hyphen would be better smut-toons.com :D
 
Reg them all and link them :)
 
Two words are better, even with the double-t. Composite words are confusing and hard to verbalize. smutoons.com looks like Smu Toons
 
Combining two words that happen to end then begin with the same letter is like throwing money away. They are all but completely worthless, even more worthless than the hyphenated version.
 
But don't composite names give you a sort of public trademark right to your site name?
 
Two words - definitely.

-Bob
 
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