why
"wiki"?
"wiki" is
one of most popular web-related
keywords. From "Wikipedia" to e.g.
"Wikileaks" all of these
sites have ...
- very high brand retention
rates
(whether you memorize the brand)
... and ...
- very high brand
recognition rates
(whether you recognize it, when you read or hear the brand)
Implicit
connotations are:
"main
source of information",
"trustworthy",
"the
official / main site",
"globally
valid",
"positive
image / quality", ...
why
".org"?
The leading
"wiki..."-sites are all ".org"
Top Level Domains, e.g. ...
- Wikipedia
- Wiktionary
- Wikitravel
- Wikinews
- Wikibooks
- Wikispecies
- Wikisource
- Wikiversity
- (...)
Implicit connotations are:
"the official / main
site",
"trustworthy",
"non-commercial" (not bad for
me),
"solid",
...
why "[country]"?
A "[country]" is a clearly defined eternal name or term without synonyms for ...
... countries like Canada, Germany, Nigeria or Brazil ...
(...)
... and might similarly apply for cities like London, Munich, Washington or L.A. ...
(...)
