yes i think the name is clever and i like the reasoning that led to it, but the end product “coefficient giving” feels a bit nerdy and clunky and I’m not sure it will have broad appeal.
I don’t think broad appeal is the most important thing, but i think multi millionaire donors would be more likely to join up if public branding and appreciation is good.
As someone who just participated in a name change recently I can assure you the pros and cons of this name with other contenders was probably discussed ad nauseam by the team involved, and they decided on this name despite the nerdy and clunky vibe.
yes i think the name is clever and i like the reasoning that led to it, but the end product “coefficient giving” feels a bit nerdy and clunky and I’m not sure it will have broad appeal.
Do you think CoGi need broad appeal if they’re mainly looking for multi millionaire donors?
The broad appeal applies to multi-millionaires as well. Most multi-millionaires are not into clunky nerd stuff.
I don’t think broad appeal is the most important thing, but i think multi millionaire donors would be more likely to join up if public branding and appreciation is good.
I would think it’s more peer appreciation than public appreciation that matters.
Expecting “cogi ergo multiply” merch now...
I like CoGi...
As someone who just participated in a name change recently I can assure you the pros and cons of this name with other contenders was probably discussed ad nauseam by the team involved, and they decided on this name despite the nerdy and clunky vibe.
Agreed!