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People have shockingly strong opinions about the name. Some people really like it. Som people don't.

I'm in the camp that "memorable" is important, and it's definitely memorable.

Aaron Dinin, PhD

Written by Aaron Dinin, PhD

I teach entrepreneurship at Duke. Software Engineer. PhD in English. I write about the mistakes entrepreneurs make since I’ve made plenty. More @ aarondinin.com

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