Hey #paleobubble and fellow fossil nerds, What would be a good name for a company building #dinosaur and other #paleontology #exhibits for #museums? We plan to include hands-on science labs, the latest research, and original fossils in our displays. Four suggestions in the poll below, multiple choices are possible. Please add your own suggestions in the comments and boost boost boost! Now I'm curious 🧐
PaleoExhibits
18.2%
DeepTimeExhibits
36.4%
Exhibiting Prehistory
9.1%
the Mesozoic Experience
36.4%
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@etschopp I like the "Deep Time" aspect--it's evocative. What about just "Deep Time, Inc."? I do like "Deep Time Exhibits," but "Deep Time Exhibitions" seems more euphonious. And the slogan possibilities are endless! "Bringing prehistory (back) to life!" or some such.
@dinogami
Thanks for your suggestions, Jerry. Yeah slogans are the easy part haha. I do like Deep Time, Inc. Or maybe Deep Time Docs?
@etschopp @dinogami Come to think of it, I'm not sure you can just put "inc" on the end of a company name, I suspect it means something specific about the legal constitution of the organization (at least in the USA). I may be wrong, but it's worth looking into.
@mike @etschopp Yeah, I wondered about that too...it probably does, but research is definitely called for!
@mike @dinogami do you think that applies to companies registered elsewhere and just (maybe) providing services in the US? In any case, we'd definitely have to consider that if we would decide to go with this name

@etschopp @mike Here's some info on the term as used in the US...not sure about Europe or elsewhere. Might be worth a conversation with a corporate lawyer or accountant with international expertise.

https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/what-does-incorporated-mean-in-business

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