Wow, he just wants domain suggestions, not a breakdown on the importance of his site or info on what you do with your pony pics.
You're not very bright, are you.
He laid out no underlying integrated value structure supporting this particular line, so the possibility exists that he hasn't fully broken out the related values and properly tagged their importance. His difficulty coming up with something satisfying could very well be due to him seeking out someone else's
image of a valued end result instead of coming up with something that he actually values himself. People are often deceived by form. I am probing to see if that is the case.
If someone said, "If only I was a millionaire living in a mansion with a supermodel wife, I'd be completely happy," I'd also be probing to see if they have been deceived by the mere surface features presented or if they are really that simple.
And why would he not be able to support his own website? I have 3 sites running for my family,
Did Locut0s say, "family intranet?" No.
His desire to leave his name out of it, the value he is placing on the form of the domain name, and the fact that he is getting it hosted at all (instead of just dumping an HTML file on his computer) suggests he wants this public-facing. So it's reasonable to assume he holds some interest in the interaction between his work and the public -- that there's something he wants to get out of that. I'm just letting him know that the public is probably not going to have much interest in a dead page by nobody they know. (Do you spend your afternoons looking at random MySpace profiles?)
Communities like deviantART exist because random personal webpages just cannot advertise themselves to the same degree.