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I prefer Taylor.

Hate it. Taylor is much better.

I'm not even crazy about Taylor as a name, but that's how it's generally spelled on both sides of the pond (with tailor being the spelling of the profession). Tailor would make more linguistic sense than Taylour, which is just unnecessary imo.

It's okay, but it looks like it would be pronounced as "tay-LOR" or "tay-LOW-ur" instead of "TAY-lur."

We dislike it; it annoys and offends us.

Hm. No thank you. No need for that u

I might be one of the few people on the board who likes Taylor / Tayler, but I can't get behind Taylour. Its not horrific though, especially if there's a reason for this spelling (like it actually exists as a surname and its honorary)

I prefer Taylor.

tee hee.
Taylour, because Taylor looks too American?
Can we get a Saylour? Trevour? Victour? Eleanour?

Do they not know how to spell? Tailor would have made more sense, ironically.

Don't like it

Asking for trouble. Imagine a life spent spelling your name, correcting people, correcting their pronunciation, doing it again ...
and I don't enjoy occupation names or lnfns anyway, so it's a triple negative whammy.

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But, on a much happier note, I love your tainted pancakes with all my heart, and I hope they never leave your posts. Thank you!

Just use Taylor. Taylour looks like it sound be the name of a wallpaper coloring.

Taylor is okay. Taylour is just NO.

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It’s a lot like spelling Brittany Bryttanie or Christina/Kristina Khrystina.
You’ll always have to be correcting the spelling of your name.

This message was edited 7/21/2021, 5:13 AM

Dumb as f*ck

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Nope.

Nope! It just makes me want to say it "Tay-lore".

Confusing, annoying and unnecessary