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This project is inspiring and I love it! However, it's difficult to Google. Jujutsu clearly brings too many unrelated results, while JJ kinda brings up results. JJ-VCS is Googleable, but it's long to type out and say verbally. The name JJ/Jutustsu makes this project difficult to find which in turn means it's difficult to find media about (tutorials, reddit posts, etc.) and also difficult to tell people about verbally. A change of name to something clearly unique will give this project a stronger chance of thriving. Being hyper-google-able is the goal.
For example, putting two familiar words or morphemes together is one route: GoatNodes, KiloVite and so on. You would quickly achieve SEO dominance with those terms since nobody uses them. Those aren't name proposals, just examples.
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I'm not sure that the project is actively looking for a ton of attention right now, given that a lot of stuff is still under flux. That is, the relative obscurity is an advantage at the moment, not a problem. I'm not 100% sure what the actual stance on that is, though.
This project is inspiring and I love it! However, it's difficult to Google. Jujutsu clearly brings too many unrelated results, while JJ kinda brings up results. JJ-VCS is Googleable, but it's long to type out and say verbally. The name JJ/Jutustsu makes this project difficult to find which in turn means it's difficult to find media about (tutorials, reddit posts, etc.) and also difficult to tell people about verbally. A change of name to something clearly unique will give this project a stronger chance of thriving. Being hyper-google-able is the goal.
For example, putting two familiar words or morphemes together is one route: GoatNodes, KiloVite and so on. You would quickly achieve SEO dominance with those terms since nobody uses them. Those aren't name proposals, just examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: