remember, there are only two kinds of codenames
- ones that will definitely become the public-facing name of the thing
- ones that absolutely cannot become the public-facing name of the thing
choose wisely
"mr storylets"
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- brunodias.dev/
writer (derogatory). lead designer on Fallen London.
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in reply to @bruno's post:
this is why you absolutely need to have the most unmarketable dogshit codenames possible. nothing that could ever possibly be "good enough." a good project codename is too terse to sound good and has impossibly bad seo