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To answer the technical questions, a site's name is reflected in: the logo the URL(s) the short description in the list of communities Changing the logo is a matter of replacing one graphic with ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Monica Cellio
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2020-07-08T02:38:51Z (over 4 years ago)
To answer the technical questions, a site's name is reflected in: - the logo - the URL(s) - the short description in the [list of communities](https://codidact.com/) Changing the logo is a matter of replacing one graphic with another; it'll take longer for someone to make it than to deploy it. For URLs, I would suggest adding rather than replacing, so that old links continue to work. Redirecting one URL to another is not hard; in fact, Mi Yodeya does this too. (mi.yodeya.com redirects to the SE URL.) The short description is editable by admins. Again, not hard. ---- That's the technical side. I would love to have a name that is catchier and more memorable. An issue that was raised on the proposal is the difference between *clear names* and *branding*. As someone not very proficient in marketing, I'm not sure how to navigate that -- but I hope others here have better ideas on how to do that!