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What Do You Call An Asker / Respondent / Viewer?
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I have a platform for users to ask another user question. And other users can also "eavesdrop/view" the answer. The answers can be in the form of text, audio and video.
The platform is called "PopQ" (Pop the Question) So our branding line when asking question is "Pop This Question", "Pop a Question", "Pop"....
I'm looking for a better way to call my users:
1) Asker / Questioners - doesn't sound nice? Any other suggestion?
I Tried Popper/Popster but the it actually means something bad.
2) Respondent - any cooler names?
3)Eavesdroppers - any cooler names? Where a third party view/eavesdrop of the answer and question posted by someone else.
Appreciate your help as I've been clueless what to call them for the past weeks!!!!
Thanks!