"I never liked that it was a ____Daddy name. That was derivative of GoDaddy, and also gendered.

'Poll' in the name limited what they appear to do to just polls. Polls are a feature that didn’t differentiate them, now they have name w/ benefit: understanding your audience"

Wanting to avoid association with GoDaddy is one thing, but a rebrand because one guy on the staff felt offended is bizarre.

If nothing else is changing, all this does is water-down the clarity of the brand to sound like every other digital-something -- when ultimately the primary product will still be "polls"...

E.g. even "Non-Binary Fluid Polls" would still target the niche.