I completed the poll before reading your notes, which would have changed my mind!
Other people have said all of this, but the 'web' does make wordworksweb sound very 1990s, and three more Ws preceding it is too many. I like thewordforge best, but acknowledge your reluctance to go co.uk, and it does have the implication that you're writing the words rather than editing them. If I saw hotmetaltype.com then I would actually expect a site about letterpress printing, now that it's fashionable.
That leaves moltenwords and burnishedwords, which to me have the same connotations that j4 describes. Good luck choosing!
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Date: 2010-03-19 02:37 pm (UTC)Other people have said all of this, but the 'web' does make wordworksweb sound very 1990s, and three more Ws preceding it is too many. I like thewordforge best, but acknowledge your reluctance to go co.uk, and it does have the implication that you're writing the words rather than editing them. If I saw hotmetaltype.com then I would actually expect a site about letterpress printing, now that it's fashionable.
That leaves moltenwords and burnishedwords, which to me have the same connotations that