Except the talent *is* historically a unit of currency. Same thing with another
neutral-sounding term, "marks." Some people might also not appreciate the
possible Biblical connotations.
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From: zvi <[email protected]>
I like talents, as it would seem to fit in with the creativity theme without
being too theme-y, for want of a better word.
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 4:57 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
---- [email protected] wrote:
> If we're trying to come up with something that is equivalent to points or
> credits or gold/geld that doesn't sound like a currency, isn't twee, and has
> some faint relevance to the name of the service, how about "measures"? I'd
> say "scribbles," but that probably veers too far into the realm of cute.
>
I like it. It has the advantage of not specifying what is being measured (pink
ponies, gold coins, dreamstuff) and it sounds vaguely historical.
The history buff in me has been toying with suggesting "talents" because of the
double meaning.
Teresa
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