I am starting a web design site, but what do I call it...

[whitey-wonder]

Hi, m William from www.williamwhitehead.co.uk!

I am wanting to sart a website where users can post questions and ask for help and then people can reply to them. The major problem is, is that what address do I want, it has to be a .co.uk address, can anyody come up with one please...

[Toon]

questions-answered.co.uk

[Carrotnapper]

Why have you copied my idea? I came up with the idea of a site to help with homework, and you have just slightly adapted it! I am not happy :(
I hope you enjoy being my competitor, but your site sounds too similiar to Yahoo! Answers? There are is a lot of competition for a site of that theme. I think you should call it: www.answers2u.co.uk
Best of luck with the site, Carrotnapper :)

[whitey-wonder]

I did not copy your idea, I dont even know what you are talking about...

[Carrotnapper]

I told you about the homework help site I had planned at school, you then adapted my idea and ripped off my idea and Yahoo! Answers.... Thats what I'm talkin about! Phew, heated debate going on here lol!!

[Toon]

you boys play nicely

[Carrotnapper]

we will, hehe *sceaming evil plan*

[Mute]

Toon let them go at it haha
im on 48hours no sleep need somethingh to keep me entertained lmao

[inkblotrobot.com]

I think you should choose a memorable non-descriptive name with some personality. Descriptive names can get so generic. A few examples of non-descriptive names would be amazon, google, yahoo.
No offense to carrotnapper and toons but names like answers2u or designanswers or questions-answered, etc. don't entice people to visit your site. Choosing a name is one of the most important marketing decisions you will make.

[Toon]

agreed but kewords in url's weigh heavy in SE rankings. Unless you're looking to build a site the size of google yahoo etc. Keywords could be important. I thought about giving this forum a unique memerable name in flikr style context but at the end of the day competing with many others I had to go for a keyword rich url.