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B1.
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Option A does not bear any resemblence to what the site is intended for.
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B2.
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Remindr is based on the word remembrance, whereas ticklr? It doesn't seem to capture an idea for a site for keeping in touch with a network.
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B3.
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ticklr doesn't make sense, it sounds like you're going to tickle somebody.
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B4.
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It sounds more like what it does
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B5.
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brings to mind reminders!
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B6.
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network and reminders sound simular
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B7.
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It tells you the point in the name. The other one does not.
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B8.
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It sounds more logical and the name sounds like it belongs with keeping in touch or remembering.
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B9.
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It just sounds better.
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B10.
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because it is named remindr which is like remainder.
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B11.
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Ticklr doesn't sound like remembering to keep in touch with people. It sounds like tickling someone. Remindr is the only obvious choice.
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B12.
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More intuitive name. Other sounds like Twitter.
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B13.
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Remindr is a very clever name. Ticklr doesn't even make sense.
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B14.
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It explains excatly what the site is about: reminding.
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B15.
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Much more direct! Easier to remember
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B16.
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ticklr sounds very sleazy
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B17.
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I associate Remindr with staying in touch. Ticklr is cute but not really relevant to staying in touch.
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B18.
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Ticklr sounds dirty
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B19.
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remindr the name itself reminds everything..hence selected this option
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B20.
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I associated a tickler file with office work, not people.
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B21.
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Sounds better it reminds you to keep in touch
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B22.
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It's more professional.
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B23.
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This is because it has the word remind in it.
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B24.
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Ticklr reminds me too much of Twitter. Remindr sums up exactly what the site if used for: too remind people.
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B25.
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I think Option B would be better because it would be easier to remember.
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B26.
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reminder is only set when you have forgot something the name will be appropiate as it will help me to meet some of the friends whome i might have forgotton.just like a reminder
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B27.
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Ticklr (as in tickler file) might not be as widely known. And tickle might have a negative connotation.
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B28.
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Serves the purpose of the website - easy to remember
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B29.
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Ticklr does not make sense. "Remindr" reminds you to do something.
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B30.
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Remindr is the term we can remember easily.
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B31.
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the other option sounds innapropriate
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B32.
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I know instantly what remindr is about. Ticlkr is cute, but I'd have to think about it more.
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B33.
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this one tells you what it does "remind you", the other one doesnt sound at all like the service.
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B34.
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Option B sounds just what the service is, I'm not sure what Option A is referring to, it honestly sounds like an adult web site.
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B35.
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Because the site is going to remind you of something
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B36.
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Remindr is close to the word reminder, it makes more sense
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B37.
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keep in touch-a reminder!
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B38.
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Option B is a more descriptive name. Option A could be used for the name of a humor site.
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