Ask HN: What do you think/ feel about an app name 'acarot' 2 points by longv 9y ago ↗ HN it is confusing that we drop a 'r' from the work 'carrot'?
[–] saycheese 9y ago ↗ Are you asking about "acarot" or "carot"?Either way, yes, it's confusing. Carrot needs both Rs to be pronounced; car-rot.Karrot, Carrott, Kerrot: might be better. [–] longv 9y ago ↗ we mean a-carot. thanks. [–] saycheese 9y ago ↗ Hyphens normally are not good in names as they're not pronounced.If you are set on those set of letters, "aCarot" might be another option.
[–] longv 9y ago ↗ we mean a-carot. thanks. [–] saycheese 9y ago ↗ Hyphens normally are not good in names as they're not pronounced.If you are set on those set of letters, "aCarot" might be another option.
[–] saycheese 9y ago ↗ Hyphens normally are not good in names as they're not pronounced.If you are set on those set of letters, "aCarot" might be another option.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 21.4 ms ] threadEither way, yes, it's confusing. Carrot needs both Rs to be pronounced; car-rot.
Karrot, Carrott, Kerrot: might be better.
If you are set on those set of letters, "aCarot" might be another option.