<p>I mostly with @bgbg's answer, but disagree with the sentiment.  Yes, we could have started the community somewhere else to begin with, but we started it here with certain expectations for how this would be handled, and it has been an every-changing target.  </p>

<p>I don't think that migrating makes sense.  A domain name is important, but not <em>that</em> important.  SE has the best software, infrastructure, etc.  And I really believe that their heart is in the right place.  Many of the other sites about to come out of beta have either (a) terrible names selected or (b) no name selected.  We are somewhat in a minority.  </p>

<p>I also don't think that the answer is to do nothing.  We should continue to push back on Robert Cartaino.  In my opinion, the sites that have selected good names, should get to use those names.  The sites that have not, should continue as blah.se.  </p>

<p>And more generally, it would be good if the stackexchange team would follow through on their idea of including the communities in these decisions.</p>
