jtara - 5:22 am on Sep 28, 2007 (gmt 0)

i = "I'm not very creative"

e = "Everyone else has one"

And a ccTld to boot? Do they speak English? (The rest of your name is in English. Is this concrete, or just an example?) Where is your audience? If in the U.S. is there something special about the ccTLD extension?

There are so many more creative domain names available, and you don't have to go to a ccTLD to get them.

I just stumbled across an incredible domain name resource this evening. Apparently, there's a site that carries-on with Google Answers. Dunno if it's the official successor or if just a bunch of Google Answers "answerers" that got got together. (They say they are in beta, and, for now, only former Google Answers people need apply.)

Anyway, for ten bucks, people are getting lists of 10-20 great, brandable, unregistered domain names, given a theme.

I have to assume there are other "answers" sites where you can get the same thing.

Creativity needs an outlet.