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| 43 Responses to Option A | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Diatoms sounds more scientific and tested. | |
| 2 | Option B sounds like a fruit snack | |
| 3 | actually I really don't care for either one of them | |
| 4 | Sounds very scientific and effective. | |
| 5 | It is simply easier to say - less syllables | |
| 6 | It sounds like die | |
| 7 | THIS ONE SOUNDS MORE LIKE ONE | |
| 8 | Option B sounds like something fruity | |
| 9 | The other sounds like something else entirely | |
| 10 | it sounds more fierce | |
| 11 | Totally sounds like a bomb for bugs | |
| 12 | I am able to figure out what it says, the other one is just too hard to pronounce. | |
| 13 | Not too sure about Diatoms, but I know for certain that "Frustules" sounds like a joke and is therefore inappropriate for a serious product name | |
| 14 | They both sound terrible, but I guess Diatoms? I have no idea | |
| 15 | Easier to pronounce | |
| 16 | I just couldn't really figure out how I would pronounce B, so Option A seemed like the better choice! Dia- diabolical -- is another reason, because those red ants are assholes. | |
| 17 | Not sure what either word means, but option B sounds more like a cereal. | |
| 18 | i dont know, the other reminds me of fruit | |
| 19 | This one sounds peppery and hot. | |
| 20 | frustules reminds me of frost | |
| 21 | I can pronounce this one. I don't know how to say the other one out loud. | |
| 22 | It sounds scientific in its own way. | |
| 23 | I'm taking A for Atom Ant. Simple as that. | |
| 24 | The other one sounds like a snack for humans. | |
| 25 | The other one sounds like some kind of math symbol. | |
| 26 | Frustules doesn't sound appealing. Frustules sounds like a part of a body (I think it's because of the -ules ending). | |
| 27 | The first syllable sounds like "die". | |
| 28 | i seem to have heard of these before, the other one, never. | |
| 29 | A is easier to pronounce and sounds more like a dangerous insect killer. | |
| 30 | Not so much that DIATOMS does, but more that FRUSTULES sounds like some particle that causes frustration. | |
| 31 | sounds more descptive | |
| 32 | DIATOMS sounds like a substance that will kill insects when you say the name aloud. It sounds powerful, simple, and to-the-point. | |
| 33 | I don't really understand option B and option A actually sounds like it makes sense | |
| 34 | Diatoms seems easier to pronounce, although I didn't care for either choice. | |
| 35 | The first word seems awkward, the second sounds more scientific | |
| 36 | I think I've seen that word before and it looks easier to say. | |
| 37 | it just sounds more appropriate. i don't like either, but A is better. | |
| 38 | Choice A sounds like it was derived from diatomaceous earth and I like it better, so I chose this one. | |
| 39 | Sounds like a pesticide. | |
| 40 | these are equally abstract and strange to me. | |
| 41 | "Diatoms" sounds like it's really going to kill things. | |
| 42 | I believe option A is a little more fitting to a pesticide name. Option B just sounds like nonsense. | |
| 43 | Neither one sounds like a pesticide to me, but Option B sounds like something Dr. Suess would make up. At least DiAtoms sounds vaguely scientific. | |
| 7 Responses to Option B | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | B sounds more appropriate | |
| 2 | I only chose this one because the other one is already the name of a microorganism. | |
| 3 | Both names sound weird to say, but I prefer saying this name. | |
| 4 | Starts with F, like fire | |
| 5 | Can Punchy from Hawaiian Punch be the mascot? Or are their copyright laws against such things?? | |
| 6 | Because fire ants are frustrating. It seems to fit a lot better. | |
| 7 | They both sound weird, but diatoms sounds more like a "sciency" term and not a pesticide. | |