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Checkout BugMuncher which was just recently launched. There were some posts about it on HN and it seemed well recieved. http://bugmuncher.com


Thanks for the free plug :) I'll add to that by saying it's just been reviewed on The Next Web - http://thenextweb.com/dd/2011/07/21/bugmuncher-makes-googles...


jordansaniuk (still need an invite). Thanks.


I grabbed gleeh.com, might be good for resale at least. Thank you for the list!


Have you tried Namecheap? I register all of my domains with them and they've always exceeded my expectations.


I second this, I have used namecheap for the past 5 years and have had no problems.


really happy namecheap customer here, have converted serveral friends and never had problems, live chat support and cheap prices always :)


I too am with Namecheap after getting totally disgusted by Godaddy's terrible interface. I'm very happy with it. Plus, I think Namecheap was actually cheaper than Godaddy for my .net, anyway.


I too am a GoDaddy refugee at Namecheap. Very happy so far - responsive support, half decent interface and no upselling.

But you do wonder about the name... given they're a domain name company you'd think they'd have a better one.


I've had several domains with Namecheap - never had any problems whatsoever with them, and as far as I know they don't have the lack-of-ethics baggage several of these other really questionable registrars seem to have.

I estimate I helped 50-some people to switch from GoDaddy to Namecheap after GoDaddy's last meltdown. I haven't heard any complaints, and they're all happy not to be doing business with the likes of GoDaddy any more.


I think that the application itself has a lot of potential; however, there are two things that distract me from the actual content. Although I find the design agreeable, I feel as though the color scheme is reminiscent of security, perhaps Norton AntiVirus even. Although this could be seen as a positive, I think it is too much business/professional given the concept and would benefit from a more design/art feel. Additionally, I agree with mryan that the name does not do the application justice and quite possibly gives the wrong impression to potential users. Below are some available domain names I just brainstormed if you are interested. I am not suggesting that these are necessarily any better, just offering some suggestions. I hope that this does not come off as too negative, as I am honestly impressed by the application thus far. Nice work.

clickrelease.com

clicklayers.com

clickskinned.com


I would be happy to provide you with free web hosting and even a domain name to get you started. Let me know if you're interested.


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