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I think it's an excellent name for a fish. Sorry, I just don't care for it on a human.

I like it

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It's one of those short modern-ish boy names I really like. I do not like Finnigan but just Finn is sweet.

Prefer Fionn

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It looks a bit more...complete?

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I like Finn as a nickname for Fin- names but on its own I find it a little dull.

I don’t have a problem with it. Boring overall.

In general, too trendy and too fishy.

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However, I do know of a young Fynn who was given his mother's surname as his fn; that seems fine to me. I like family names. And this one is particularly good because the mother was adopted. Such a sign of love and gratitude!

I guess I’m indifferent to it. I don’t mind it as a nickname but I don’t fancy it as a full name.

Boring!

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And strange. Nobody's named Finn!

Cute name! And reminds me of the Goldfish character LOL!

I don't get the appeal. It has an unfriendly sound to me.

I'm a little bored by Finn because it's popular but it's a nice, simple name with a bit of added spunk.

Don't like it, I prefer Finley or fintan or Flynn

It's one of my favorite names for a boy. I think it fits both boy & man quite well, and it's short without being forgettable. The Mark Twain connection is a further plus in my book.