Which major language technology company intentionally misspelled its name in its logo to secure a domain name and create a more distinctive brand identity?

In the world of language and linguistics, brands make careful choices about the text in their logos to communicate specific values and appeal to different markets. This poll explores how major companies have used linguistic knowledge to make strategic decisions about their famous logos. Test your awareness of how language expertise influences some of the world's most recognizable brand identities!

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Lingvo - Added an extra 'v' to differentiate from the common word 'lingo'
Grammarly - Originally spelled with only one 'm' until rebranding in 2010
Flickr - Deliberately dropped the 'e' to create a unique name and secure domain availability
Duolingo - Originally 'DuaLingo' until legal challenge from another company