Who's got the most fun subdomain name for their Discourse?

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The discussion invites community members to share creative or unusual subdomain names used for their Discourse forums, moving beyond standard choices like community., discourse., or forum.. pacharanero initiated the thread and shared an example from the American College of Culinary Medicine, which uses kitchen.culinarymedicine.org to align with the organization’s focus on healthy eating and nutritional education. Another user, Dylan_Michael, contributed a clever play on words by combining the subdomain wom with the domain batengineering.us to create wom.bat, spelling out “wombat.”

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In the Discourse community we tend to use a subdomain for our forums.

Lots of sites go with community.mydomain.com, discourse.mydomain.com, or forum.mydomain.com. Those I guess are pretty standard.

For fun and sharing of ideas only, I’m interested in who has got some cool and unusual subdomains for their Discourse forum?

I’ll start: The American College of Culinary Medicine (a non-profit teaching healthy eating and nutritional) has a Discourse forum we decided to call:

kitchen.culinarymedicine.org - love it!

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Had used subdomain of “wom” with domain of batengineering.us, together that was wom.bat which spelled wombat, thought that was clever.

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