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

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This thread invites users to share creative and unusual subdomain names for their Discourse forums, moving beyond standard options like community or forum. pacharanero initiates the discussion by highlighting kitchen.culinarymedicine.org used by the American College of Culinary Medicine. Dylan_Michael contributes a clever example where the subdomain wom combined with the domain batengineering.us forms the word “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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