Is “Tinder” really a barrier for Tinderbox in Scotland?
I wouldn’t have thought it. (One reason for starting Tinderbox in the first place was that the name “Storyspace“ really was an obstacle to adoption in the social sciences back in the 90s.)
Is there something else I’m missing here?
When people hear and see “Tinder …” they think first and only of the swiping left and right app. But it may not be ubiquitous in the United States.
This must be a delayed April Fools spoof. Are there actually numbers of people somewhere who are unable to comprehend the difference? They need to get out more.
I will not mention it again until I have thought of a better name than “Tinderbox 10”.