Owner review 7 — rulings (2026-10-12)
Status: Active · Date: 2026-10-12 · Answers the owner's review-7 points: the appeal sheet's alert width, the tiebreak cell's place, and a deeper search for names. Evidence for names: the deep naming pass. Each decision is logged for veto in the decision log. Companion: review-6 rulings.
The answers at a glance
| Your point | Answer |
|---|---|
| The appeal sheet's alert should fit the width | Fixed. The alert is the shared Notice at the sheet's full content width, 20 from each edge, 12 under the title and 24 above the next part. It was narrow because the Notice's own margin doubled inside the sheet. Every Notice in a sheet now follows the same rule. |
| The tiebreak to the right of the team's score | Done. The tiebreak cell sits on the line of the team that lost it, right of their games (as the small number sits beside the games in a result). The set's column widens on both lines, so later sets stay aligned. With three sets and two tiebreaks the faces step aside so the names keep their room. |
| Better names | Below. |
Names
The deep pass studied 44 successful app names (2015–2026), naming-agency practice and Korean naming, generated about 200 candidates across nine strategies, and screened the survivors in both app stores, on the web and for domains. Eight are on the brand board; the top three:
| Rank | Name | Story | Against |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rallia (랠리아) | The long rally is the amateur's joy; a place-name ending makes it a country of rallies. | Spanish reads the "ll" as "y"; in Japanese ラリア sits near マラリア. No app or web clash found. |
| 2 | Tenacia (테나시아) | Tennis plus tenacity: the stubborn pursuit of getting better, in one real (Italian) word. | Four Hangul syllables. No app clash found. |
| 3 | Hitmore (히트모어) | A "hit" is a practice session; "more" keeps the old lineage. | Built the same way as TwoMore, which you suspected was the problem. |
Also on the board: Dumore (두모어, the 두 lineage kept, the fallback), Longrally, Hanpan (한판, Korea only), Ancora, Regulars. Cut after checks: Moonball and Homecourt (existing apps), Twosome (투썸, a coffee chain), Palla (vulgar in Italian), Loveall (an apparel brand), and the crowded "-mate" names (Hitmates among them).
Structure: one global Latin name with a short Hangul reading, as Playtomic and UTR do; "두 개 더" lives on as a line in the app's voice.
My read: Tenacia carries the brand's spirit best (the amateur who keeps coming back); Rallia is the friendliest worldwide. Neither is cleared: trademark searches (KIPRIS, USPTO, WIPO, EU) and native checks in Japanese, Spanish and French come before any decision, and about 30 candidates could not be screened because the store search throttled.
Open for you
- A favourite among the eight, or another round narrowed to a direction (rally, tenacity, the 두 lineage).
- Authorise the trademark searches and native-speaker checks for your top two or three.