I or 360 for a domain name?

[Zona]

Thoughts whether it is better to us "i" or "360" in a domain name?

For example, iChicago.com or Chicago360.com

Thanks.

 

[ihatebeans]

No offense, but I think they're both pretty tacky.

If I had to choose one, I'd probably go with 360.

 

[alien51]

For example, iChicago.com or Chicago360.com

Putting emphasis by capitalizing some letters, can be deceiving. It may look good on a billboard sign or a calling card, but not so when you see it as a URL on your browser.

So the word "chicago" is not as obvious when you see it as "ichicago.com" (could be mistaken for some spanish word at first glance), compared to "chicago360.com". Small caps.

 

[lll]

i prefer i

 

[the_poet]

I prefer iChicago, the "i" before a word has been made popular by Apple and still is so.

 

[hopkism]

I believe the i infront of words is more of a trend and is likely to fade out with time. I would not reg any iSomethings for end use at all and believe the time to invest in them has come and gone. Go with 360.

 

[BookWorm]

360 is my vote.

 

[DnEbook]

i would want perhaps 365 ..everyday of the year

prefer 'i' as an adjective: idesign or iwrite .....etc

 

[pankajs]

i is better...