Stupid question - NP or NB?

[spikedo]

Been meaning to ask this for some time now. Probably a stupid question. Why are NameBucks abbreviated like this? --> NP$

Shouldn't it be this? --> NB$

 

[LeeRyder]

it can go both ways... least I've seen it both ways.. so I don't think it matters

 

[True_Snake]

I don't know, but it is NP$, as Name Pros $(Money), I think.

So yeah, it's NP$, but I don't know why.


True_Snake

 

[identity_00]

either way.

You can say NP$ as in name pros money.

You can say I have some NB (name bucks) for you.

that is the way I get it anyway.

 

[/ AJ \]

It's either:

NameBuck$ (just the money)
or
NamePro$ (forum money)

:tu:

 

[Sabre]

most people generally say NP$ but its actually so much quicker to write NB$

 

[PolurNET]

NP has a nice ring to it, NB sounds like New Brunswick :p

 

[superprogrammer]

most people generally say NP$ but its actually so much quicker to write NB$

and how is that?

 

[Mr. Websites]

"B" is right next to "N" on the keyboard, I guess. "P" is on the other end. :lol:

 

[Scott]

I've always thought of it as NP$, "NamePros Dollars".

 

[Sabre]

"B" is right next to "N" on the keyboard, I guess. "P" is on the other end. :lol:

:tu: precisely

 

[RJ]

I've always thought of it as NP$, "NamePros Dollars".

When we opened NamePros originally, they were called NamePros Dollars and then NameBucks. The NP$ abbreviation stuck. You can also refer to them as NamePoints.