Or say dove trademarked dove a few years ago and never registered dove dot com. Are you staying away from that one as well?
Apples and oranges. "Dove" is a dictionary word that might have all kinds of uses.
NYT is recognizable as a substantial media company with significant business in virtual reality media (they even sent a cardboard stereopticon for use with a smartphone along with the Sunday edition a while back).
While a Google search for " 'not your type' nyt " turns up a HUGE 94 results, the credibility of the notion that you selected this string of characters for "virtual reality, not your type" depends on believing that other people are stupid and/or inordinately gullible. Again, what is "virtual reality, not your type" even supposed to mean? The fact that you ignored that simple, basic question suggests to me that you are simply trying to come up with some kind of threadbare excuse for registering a domain name which clearly relates to one of the lines of business of the New York Times.
I once had a situation with WFUBMC.com involving the Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center (WFUBMC) and a guy who lived a few miles from there who was intercepting patient emails, offering to sell them to the hospital, and who insisted that his name stood for "Web Forum of Unaffiliated Business Management Consultants", complete with bullshit web page and all.
That scene from "Coming to America", in case nobody gets it, is supposed to be FUNNY, because McDowell's bullshit rationalizations for running a carbon copy of a McDonald's restaurant are stupid. It's not funny because he's "clever".
