I believe Wiki cam from the Hawaiian language.

   - I am used to the name and understand the real cost of changing the 
   name, so are somewhat reluctant for this to happen. However I know there 
   comes a time.
   - The truth is it is somehow hard to get away from quizzical looks when 
   I tell strangers about it, They think I said tiddlywinks and it somewhat 
   damages the authority that it should have.
   - The fact is If I said Raspberry Pi  I would possibly get the same 
   looks, I imagine apple once caused this.
   - It is a short 4 syllable name with each being quite "sharp" and the 
   mouth does not roll onto the next syllable try thinking about the 
   transition by saying 121c vs  tid lee wick ee
   
Other discussions in this forum of late have discussed the shear complexity 
of describing tiddlywiki due to its diverse nature. We do need to have 
distinct focus areas or we will only attract those who stumble on it from a 
related keyword or work of mouth.
 

Without starting a Guessing Competition I would think a word 
like Chameleon  combined with a suitable IT related word like 
info-chameleon cloud-chameleon. 
All the big brands in the world become somewhat obscure/abstract because 
they do not want the name to suggest too much when they actually provide 
many products and services.
In some ways that is what tiddlyWiki does, it is a Wiki, the best wiki, but 
it is much more.

Regards
Tony




On Thursday, April 26, 2018 at 2:39:41 AM UTC+10, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> Lost Admin wrote:
>>
>> For me TiddlyWiki is a wiki. To me, the defining characteristic is that a 
>> wiki is a self-editing website. That is the content can be edited directly 
>> on/from/in the website itself...
>>
>
> Absolutely right IMO. But its also more, I think ... if "self-editing" 
> includes "serious self-coding". AFAIK, the dynamic reformulation of the 
> "Wiki Workings" in TiddlyWiki is somewhat more than self-editing?
>
> What I am trying to get at is not so much what is shared with "Wikis"--it 
> is what is different (an evolution)?
>
> J.
>

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