https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?cat=32&date=all&q=%2Fm%2F065h3g,%2Fg%2F11n007kbcy [图片] I read an article recommending affine, appflowy, logseq, obsidian today, and I’m find it is common that this kind of article don’t bring TiddlyWiki together…So I do some search here. I know how good T…

[image] vuk: Git has a silly name too I disagree with this assessment (being something of a student of linguistics). Git is a short word, one syllable, and uses primarily “hard” sounds (G and T) – in English, these are characteristics of “Strong” sounding names. It also doesn’t really have a…

[image] well-noted: Git … doesn’t really have any connotative connections to other words see Git (slang) - Wikipedia Also consider another previously silly word: “Google” (a misspelling of the mathematical term “Googol”), which is similar to a baby’s “gurgle” (nonsense babbling), or perhaps …

[image] EricShulman: Git (slang) - Wikipedia A “hard sounding” insult which is also not common in american-english – I’ve only heard it used in the context of british TV or movies. In American media, closest use is in the context of Cowboy Flicks (“'git along”) [image] EricShulman: “Goog…

I’m not sure if TidGi app is a good name, while I checked it with GPT3.5 before (It was only 3.5 at that time). TidGi is my solution to match Obsidian, it contains WYSIWYG editor and Calendar etc. that Obsidian has out-of-box, so comptetion is fair. I’ve translated TW to 太微 in Chinese, which is a g…

TidGi TaiJi 太微 <<< if possible help me to understand this Thanks Are great names I love TiddlyWiki and lots of respect to you all But it’s a pain in the neck to type to communicate verbally or as filenames etc It’s too cute I end up naming my folder filed TW5… etc I remember tiddlywinks age…

[image] Jason_Cunliffe: 太微 <<< if possible help me to understand this I would also be interested in learning more about your translation, @linonetwo :slight_smile: TidGi doesn’t really ring correctly to my ear, the best I can do is if I pronounce it such as “Tidgy,” which at least had the be…

[image] well-noted: “rock eagle freedom Knife” So nobody likes my name idea then?

[image] well-noted: TidGi doesn’t really ring correctly to my ear, the best I can do is if I pronounce it such as “Tidgy,” which at least had the benefit of rolling off the tongue I agree; “TidGi” sounds a bit awkward in English. The d-g combination with both letters pronounced separately (d …

[image] etardiff: “TidGit” is most of the way to “ tidbit ”, which isn’t a bad name in and of itself. For me, it evokes a tasty morsel of food or an interesting bit of trivia Agreed, I think there’s something to TidBit

“Tidbit” is a bit of a diminutive. There is also a commercial line of foods using the name “Tidbit”, which might cause trademark issues.

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