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I can’t stop thinking about the capital city of Upper Austria. (No joke)
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This is supposed to be Lindsay?
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I think this might be the winner. The worst spelling of the beautiful name Lindsay, Lindsey.
I was thinking about this for a while, but I guess this is even worse than Lyndsea (at least looks like some obscure place name), Lynsey, Lynsay, Linsay, Linsey, Lyndsey, Lyndsay and all of the other trendy spellings.
It combines the "I heard it somewhere but don't know how to spell it" with the "Oops, there's a D in there? - I didn't know" and the cutesy -i ending trend.
So congrats, I guess.
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I was thinking about this for a while, but I guess this is even worse than Lyndsea (at least looks like some obscure place name), Lynsey, Lynsay, Linsay, Linsey, Lyndsey, Lyndsay and all of the other trendy spellings.
It combines the "I heard it somewhere but don't know how to spell it" with the "Oops, there's a D in there? - I didn't know" and the cutesy -i ending trend.
So congrats, I guess.
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Too cutesy and juvenile. It looks like a 13-year-old girl came up with this spelling.
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Agree with the other commenter who said it seems like a 13 year-old came up with it. Just use Lindsay or Lindsey.
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This is a very unique spelling of Lindsey.
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Despite the above comment, being an English-speaker I find this spelling too informal to be used as an actual name. It looks more like a nickname, and as a regular name I can't take it seriously.
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I like this spelling that can be usable in my country (we read everything the way it's spelled). So: I prefer Linzi in Croatian and Lindsey in English. I am not a fan of the Lindsay spelling.
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Ugh. This spelling is totally trashy and juvenile.
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