Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on May 17, 2015, 07:55:01 AM

Quote from: Gisado on May 17, 2015, 07:41:28 AM

Yes, I know it is not charity now, but newcomers will want to lookup about page to see what PICISI means, and when they see the word "charity", they will usually think it is charity. since they will think PICISI is acronym of (long name here).

Precisely. It is misleading. Can you tell us what "charity" is meant to be in PICISI? Can't it be replaced with any other word?

Armis, you still haven't answered my question.

Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on May 17, 2015, 05:00:47 AM

Thank you! Where/How are you planning to store raised funds?

actually I did answer your question Muhammed, please rephrase and elaborate more on what you mean by: "Where/How are you planning to store raised funds?"

Muhammed, "... the ... name is PICISI ... The phrase pertaining to the letters of the name when said out loud as a phrase: "Philanthropic Investment and Charity for Inventions, Startups, an Ideas" it tells you what the company is about what they do, its not designed for any single word to say what the business is, it's meant for all of the words as a phrase to say what the business is about..." The company name is not a six-word name, it's a one-word name PICISI pronounced (pick-easy). The word in the image in the OP is the name of the plan, "the company", the site, the business, the entity, and the endeavor.

Muhammed and Gisado, to claim that simply because the word "charity" is in the phrase means it's a charity, that same logic would also mean that it is also an Investment firm and a Philanthropic org, and a Inventions shop, and a Ideas house because all of those words are in the same phrase.

Keep in mind that the words are arranged like this:
Philanthropic Investment and Charity for Inventions, Startups, and Ideas
not like this:
Philanthropic Investment Charity Inventions Startups Ideas
or like this:
Philanthropic Investment Inventions Startups Ideas for Charity

the first one is a phrase, the second one is simply an array of words, and the third one is an array of words directed to a very specific word, in that last case you could reasonable assume its about a charity.