discuss Are Domainers Ideators?

[BoGoKing]

Not so long ago a registry/registrar owner referred to me as an "ideator"? Being one to always question something I don't understand (no fear of appearing stupid), I said, what's an ideator? He simply said, it's someone who visualizes ideas and concepts.

Like "domainer", "ideator" isn't recognized traditionally as a word, however the Urban dictionary defines it as; A person who creates productive ideas, a conceptualist. A person that processes and passes on their ideas and inventions to others to help sell or publicize a commodity. A solutions person, a problem solver, a facilitator.

In a sentence; We should hire her, she's a great ideator.

Wiktionary defines it this way; One who ideates; one who holds or generates an idea, or synthesizes a concept.

Just when I thought I was becoming a domainer, I learn I'm an ideator I guess you are who you say you are, thus I am who I say I am. Who are you? Thoughts?

 

[biggie]

Hi

if that's the case
then
what do you call yourself, when the ideas suck?

or...
if you're buying domains that suck, does that make you a domainer?

imo...

 

[karmaco]

Sounds like a combo of idea and raptor

I’d rather be called a domainer. stealing from biggie— IMO...

 

[moe]

I think you ought to participate in squadhelp contests where people are paying money for new ideas, then you'll have an idea about your ideas.

 

[NYJimbo]

Hi

if that's the case
then
what do you call yourself, when the ideas suck?

or...
if you're buying domains that suck, does that make you a domainer?

imo...