Own a Word · favorite
Whose is the word “favorite”?Nobody. Yet.
The word “favorite” is open. The first name goes on the entry, with your phrase and your networks.
- Current amount
- —nobody yet
- First record
- —whoever pays first gets the word
- Times taken
- —Metric unavailable
- With the word
- —fa·vor·ite · n.
The entry
The Registry Dictionary
favorite
fa·vor·iten.
- 1.The child, song or snack nobody admits to having.
- 2.A word with no owner. On file as vacant at the Registry.
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What is agreed?
- One person per word
- Each word is in one person’s name at a time. Whoever pays the next minimum gets the word at once.
- Minimum + $0.10
- The next minimum is always $0.10 above the current amount.
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- Everyone can still use the word. Here, you compete for its record.
- No copyright
- The record grants no trademark, copyright, linguistic or commercial rights.