domains Paul English's new startup wants to know if you work at a 'Great Company'

[equity78]

Paul English holds on to a lot of domain names.

Several years ago, he snagged greatcompany.com — no specific purpose in mind, but it could be good for some future project, he thought. Flash forward to this year, when Paul Schwenk, his longtime collaborator at KAYAK, Lola.com and Blade, approached him with a new idea. Schwenk, an engineer at heart who recently returned to his coding roots, had built a tech stack that relied on email verification.

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/...ish-schwenk-startup-great-company-verify.html

 

[Bname.com]

So good domain name also apply for a trademark for him to leave?

 

[CraigD]

I cannot understand why Schwenk would say "I was talking to some ex-KAYAK people. We were talking about how much we hate LinkedIn", and then follow through to promote his own alternative. Professional business people don't make public statements to that effect.