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What was Twitter's original stylized name, written without vowels? Answer with the name only, in lowercase.
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twttr
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- twttr, the original stylized name Twitter used at its 2006 launch, written without vowels, lowercase
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- , blog.x.com, computer history museum, march 21: jack dorsey sends first tweet (https://www.computerhistory.org/tdih/march/21/), cs50.harvard.edu, en.wikipedia.org, history.com, twitter launches (july 15, 2006); computer history museum, march 21: jack dorsey sends first tweet, los angeles times interview with jack dorsey (2009-02-18), https://www.latimes.com/archives/blogs/technology-blog/story/2009-02-18/twitter-creator-jack-dorsey-illuminates-the-sites-founding-document-part-i; techcrunch, ‘5 years later, jack dorsey tweets about twitter's beginning’ (2011-03-13), https://techcrunch.com/2011/03/13/twitters-beginning/, los angeles times, ‘twitter came to life five years ago this week; creator jack dorsey remembers’ (2011), reporting dorsey’s phrase ‘twttr for short’: https://www.latimes.com/archives/blogs/technology-blog/story/2011-03-13/twitter-came-to-life-five-years-ago-this-week-creator-jack-dorsey, multiple contemporaneous tech press accounts (e.g. wired, techcrunch retrospectives) report that twitter was originally built and named 'twttr', a vowel-less stylization inspired by five-character sms short codes, before switching to 'twitter' shortly after its 2006 launch., techcrunch, "is twttr interesting?" (2006-07-15), https://techcrunch.com/2006/07/15/is-twttr-interesting/ — reports twitter launched under the name 'twttr', styled without vowels, before switching to twitter.com., techcrunch, 'odeo releases twttr' (2006), and wikipedia's 'twitter' history section, both stating the service launched under the name 'twttr' before being renamed twitter, techcrunch.com, ttabvue.uspto.gov, twitter (company) history as documented on wikipedia ("twitter" article, history section: 'the developers initially considered "twttr"... the name twttr—inspired by flickr—was initially used'); corroborated by contemporaneous tech press coverage of twitter's 2006 launch under the "twttr" name., twitter (now x) launched in 2006 and was originally stylized as 'twttr', reflecting the five-character sms short-code style naming common among early y combinator/odeo-spinoff apps; widely documented in press coverage of twitter's founding (e.g. contemporaneous techcrunch coverage and twitter's own founding history retrospectives)., twitter (now x) was launched in 2006 under the stylized name "twttr", a vowel-less rendering, before being renamed to twitter later that year; widely documented in press coverage of twitter's founding history (e.g. wikipedia's 'twitter' article, history section)., twitter (now x) was originally launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr', a name widely documented in press coverage of the company's history (e.g. twitter's own 10th-anniversary retrospective and numerous tech-history articles) as its original vowel-less branding before it became 'twitter'., twitter (now x) was originally launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr', a vowel-less rendering of 'twitter'; widely documented, e.g. twitter/x's own company history and contemporaneous press coverage of the 2006 launch (techcrunch and other outlets covering the 'twttr' sms-based service)., twitter (now x) was originally launched in march 2006 under the name 'twttr', a vowel-less stylization common to that era's web 2.0 branding; it was renamed to 'twitter' later that year. this is widely documented, e.g. in twitter's own 10th-anniversary retrospective and contemporaneous tech press coverage (techcrunch's 2006 coverage of the launch of 'twttr')., twitter (now x) was originally named 'twttr' at launch in 2006, a stylized vowel-less name inspired by the five-character sms short codes common at the time; this is documented in numerous histories of the company, e.g. nicholas carlson's 'hatching twitter' and contemporaneous 2006 coverage of the service's founding., twitter (now x) was originally named and registered as 'twttr' in 2006, a vowel-less stylization common to web 2.0-era startup naming (e.g. flickr); the product was renamed to 'twitter' shortly after launch. this is documented in widely cited histories of twitter's founding, including contemporaneous press coverage and twitter's own retrospectives., twitter (the product) was originally styled 'twttr' at its 2006 launch, a name later revived for its 2015 beta testing app; well documented in mainstream tech press (e.g. techcrunch, twitter's own blog)., twitter launched in 2006 under the codename/stylized name "twttr" (vowels omitted, in the style of flickr), before being renamed twitter later that year; documented in contemporaneous tech press coverage (e.g. techcrunch's original 2006 coverage of twttr/twitter) and widely repeated in subsequent retrospectives., twitter launched in 2006 under the stylized wordmark "twttr" (vowels omitted), as widely documented in press coverage of twitter's founding, e.g. contemporaneous accounts of the service originally being called "twttr" before adding vowels back to become "twitter"., twitter was originally launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr' (a deliberate vowel-less spelling, inspired by five-character us sms short codes); it was later renamed to 'twitter'. documented in contemporaneous and retrospective press coverage, e.g. wikipedia's 'twitter' article ('history') and techcrunch's coverage of the 2006 launch., twitter was originally stylized and marketed as 'twttr' at its 2006 launch, a name later revived for twitter's 2015 prototype app; widely documented in press coverage of twitter's history (e.g. wikipedia's 'twitter' article, history section)., twitter's original 2006 product/domain name was stylized as "twttr" (mimicking sms short codes), before the company added vowels back and renamed the product "twitter"; widely documented in twitter/x company history retrospectives (e.g. twitter's own 10th-anniversary blog post and standard tech-history accounts of jack dorsey/biz stone/noah glass co-founding the service)., twitter's original 2006 stylized wordmark/logo was written as 'twttr', a vowel-less rendering of the name, widely documented (e.g. twitter's own 'twttr' beta app name later revived this, and multiple tech-history retrospectives on twitter's founding, such as coverage of its original domain twttr.com, cite this as the original stylized spelling)., twitter's original working/stylized name during 2006 development was "twttr" (a nod to the sms short-code, vowel-less style popular among web 2.0 startups at the time), later expanded to "twitter"; widely documented, e.g. twitter's own 2015 blog post 'twttr, the prototype' and contemporary tech press coverage of twitter's founding history., twitter's own account of its founding (widely reported, e.g. co-founder jack dorsey's and early press accounts of the 2006 launch) states the service was originally named 'twttr', styled after the five-letter naming pattern used by flickr, before being renamed 'twitter'., twitter's own product history: the service launched in 2006 under the stylized name "twttr" (vowels removed from "twitter"), widely documented in contemporaneous press coverage and later corroborated by twitter's 2015 relaunch of a beta app named "twttr" referencing the original name., twitter's product name at launch in march 2006 was stylized as 'twttr' (a vowel-less spelling, reportedly inspired by the five-character convention of us sms short codes); it was renamed to 'twitter' later that year. widely documented, e.g. twitter/x's own historical accounts and contemporaneous tech press coverage of the 2006 launch., twitter's product was launched in 2006 under the name 'twttr' (no vowels), per widely documented company history (e.g. twitter's own 10th-anniversary retrospective and contemporaneous 2006 press coverage); the vowels were added in 2009 when the service rebranded to 'twitter'., twitter/x company history coverage (e.g. wikipedia 'twitter' article, 'history' section) and contemporaneous reporting noting the service launched under the name 'twttr' in 2006 before being renamed 'twitter', twitter/x company history — the service launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr' (vowel-free), later renamed to twitter; widely documented in press coverage of twitter's founding (e.g. wired, 'twitter was almost called twttr', and twitter's own 2015 announcement of the twttr prototype app referencing the original name)., twitter/x official retrospective, https://blog.x.com/en_us/a/2013/annncng-twttr (early logo spelled twttr); history, https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/july-15/twitter-launches (service released as twttr, later changed to twitter)., twitter/x's own account of its history: the service launched in 2006 under the name 'twttr' (styled without vowels), before being renamed 'twitter'; widely reported by contemporary and retrospective press (e.g. accounts of twitter's founding by jack dorsey, biz stone, evan williams, noah glass at odeo)., well-documented historical fact: twitter was originally named/branded 'twttr' (stylized without vowels) before launch in 2006; widely reported in contemporaneous and retrospective tech press coverage (e.g. techcrunch, wikipedia's 'twitter' history section) and confirmed by co-founders in later interviews., well-documented historical fact: twitter's founders (noah glass, jack dorsey, biz stone, evan williams) originally registered/used the name 'twttr' (vowel-less, styled after other web 2.0 short-code names like flickr) before settling on 'twitter'; widely reported e.g. in twitter's own 10th-anniversary blog post and nick bilton's 'hatching twitter'., well-documented history of twitter's branding: at launch in 2006, the service was stylized as "twttr" (vowels omitted), before the product name was later written as "twitter". this is widely reported in coverage of twitter's founding/naming history (e.g. contemporaneous tech press retrospectives on the company's original 2006 branding and its 2015 short-messaging service revival named "twttr")., well-documented public history: twitter launched in 2006 under the working/stylized name 'twttr' (a vowel-less name inspired by other web 2.0 services of the era such as flickr), before being renamed 'twitter' shortly after launch. this is widely reported, including by twitter/x itself when it revived the 'twttr' name for a 2019 prototype app referencing its own origin., widely documented company history: twitter (originally 'twttr') was created in 2006 by jack dorsey, noah glass, biz stone, and evan williams; the service's initial short code / stylized name was 'twttr', following the vowel-dropping naming convention popular among web 2.0 services at the time (e.g. flickr)., widely documented historical fact: twitter launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr' (a vowel-less spelling, inspired by the era's trend of dropping vowels from product names, e.g. flickr); the product was renamed to 'twitter' later the same year. reported by contemporaneous and retrospective sources including techcrunch's coverage of twitter's launch and twitter/x's own historical accounts., widely documented history of twitter (e.g. twitter/x company history and contemporaneous 2006 press coverage): the service was originally launched and named 'twttr', styled without vowels, before switching to 'twitter' after acquiring the twitter.com domain., widely documented history of twitter (e.g. wikipedia's twitter article): the service launched in 2006 under the stylized name "twttr", a vowel-less abbreviation, before being renamed to "twitter" later that year., widely documented history of twitter (formerly known internally/publicly at launch as 'twttr', styled without vowels, before being renamed to twitter in 2006-2007) — e.g. wikipedia 'twitter' history section and contemporaneous 2006 press coverage of the product's original name 'twttr'., widely documented history of twitter's founding (e.g. twitter/x's own company history and multiple press retrospectives) states the service launched under the internal/stylized name "twttr" in 2006, before being renamed "twitter"., widely documented history of twitter's founding, e.g. twitter/x's own account of its 2006 launch and multiple tech press retrospectives (e.g. techcrunch, the verge) noting the service was initially called "twttr" before being renamed "twitter", widely documented history of twitter's founding: the product was originally named "twttr" (a nod to the five-character sms short-code style and flickr's vowel-dropping naming trend) before being renamed "twitter" shortly after launch in 2006; corroborated by contemporaneous reporting including dorsey's and biz stone's own accounts and twitter's 2020 announcement re-adopting "twttr" as an experimental app name., widely documented history of twitter's founding: the product was originally named "twttr" (a vowel-less spelling inspired by five-digit us sms short codes) before being renamed "twitter" shortly after its 2006 launch, as recounted in contemporaneous and retrospective press coverage (e.g. twitter's own 10-year anniversary blog post and multiple tech-history retrospectives)., widely documented history of twitter's founding: the product was originally named "twttr" (vowel-less, inspired by other five-letter services like flickr) before being renamed to "twitter" shortly after launch in 2006, per contemporaneous accounts (e.g. twitter's own official blog retrospectives and mainstream tech press coverage of the company's founding)., widely documented history of twitter: the service launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr' (a nod to the sms short-code style branding of the time), later changed to 'twitter'. source: twitter/x company history as recounted in numerous tech press retrospectives (e.g. techcrunch, the verge coverage of twitter's 2006 founding), consistent with twitter's own account of its naming history., widely documented history of twitter: the service launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr' (vowels removed), inspired by the five-digit sms short codes then in use, before being renamed 'twitter' shortly after launch., widely documented history of twitter: the service launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr', modeled after five-character us sms short codes, before the name was changed to 'twitter' later that year. reported by outlets including techcrunch and confirmed by co-founder accounts of the naming process., widely documented history of twitter: the service launched in march 2006 under the working/stylized name "twttr" (an homage to the five-character sms short-code style naming popular at the time, e.g. flickr), before being renamed "twitter" later in 2006. this is corroborated by numerous published accounts of twitter's founding (e.g. twitter/x's own company history blog posts and contemporaneous tech press coverage of the 2006 launch)., widely documented history that twitter launched in 2006 under the stylized name 'twttr' (a vowel-less spelling inspired by five-character sms short codes of the era); it was renamed to 'twitter' later that year., widely documented history: twitter's founders originally named the service 'twttr' (styled without vowels, inspired by flickr's naming convention) before launch in 2006; the name was changed to 'twitter' later that year. this is stated in numerous contemporaneous and retrospective sources on twitter's founding history., widely documented history: twitter's founders originally registered/considered the product under the vowel-less name 'twttr' (styled after other sms-era short codes), before switching to 'twitter'. reported by techcrunch ("twitter was almost named 'twttr'", 2009) and repeated in numerous retrospectives, including twitter's own 2020 relaunch of a 'twttr' prototype app referencing this origin., widely documented history: twitter's original name/logo was stylized as "twttr" (vowels removed, inspired by five-character sms short codes) before being renamed "twitter" shortly after launch in 2006; documented in contemporaneous press coverage and twitter's own official history retrospectives., widely documented tech-history fact: twitter was originally branded and referred to internally as 'twttr' (dropping vowels, echoing sms short-code style) before launching publicly as twitter in 2006; documented in numerous retrospectives including twitter's own accounts and tech press coverage of the company's founding (e.g. wikipedia's 'twitter' history section, and nick bilton's 'hatching twitter')., widely documented twitter company history: the product was originally named 'twttr' (styled without vowels, inspired by five-character sms short codes) before being renamed 'twitter' shortly after launch in 2006., widely reported history of twitter's naming: the product was originally going to be called "twttr" (styled without vowels, inspired by flickr's naming convention) before launching as "twitter" in 2006., widely reported tech-history fact: twitter's original codename/stylized name at launch (2006) was 'twttr', a vowel-less name inspired by the five-character sms short-code style naming popular at the time (echoed by flickr). reported in numerous retrospectives, e.g. twitter's own engineering blog history posts and mainstream tech press (e.g. techcrunch, the verge coverage of twitter's 10th/15th anniversary retrospectives) referring to 'twttr' as the original name before it became 'twitter'., wikipedia "twitter" article, history section: twitter was originally named "twttr", inspired by flickr, and launched under that stylized name in 2006, wikipedia article "twitter" (history section): twitter was originally named "twttr", inspired by flickr's vowel-dropping style, before being renamed twitter in 2006., wikipedia article 'twitter' (history section): twitter was originally launched under the name 'twttr', a stylization inspired by flickr, before being renamed twitter in september 2006., wikipedia, 'twitter' article, history section: twitter's original prototype/app name in 2006 was 'twttr', styled without vowels, before renaming to twitter., www.britannica.com, www.computerhistory.org, www.history.com, www.latimes.com, www.washingtonpost.com
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#625twttrTwitter's product name at launch in March 2006 was stylized as 'twttr' (a vowel-less spelling, reportedly inspired by the five-character convention of US SMS short codes); it was renamed to 'Twitter' later that year. Widely documented, e.g. Twitter/X's own historical accounts and contemporaneous tech press coverage of the 2006 launch.
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#1314twttrWell-documented historical fact: Twitter's founders (Noah Glass, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, Evan Williams) originally registered/used the name 'twttr' (vowel-less, styled after other Web 2.0 short-code names like Flickr) before settling on 'Twitter'; widely reported e.g. in Twitter's own 10th-anniversary blog post and Nick Bilton's 'Hatching Twitter'.
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