As you said the name change will keep in mind that our purpose is the same as before but even beyond it. While there will be a change in the name, we could say that it is mostly a cosmetic one. And as every cosmetic product out there, it's main purpose is to allow people to see something in a better light, something that they might not know that is, or just to make something better looking.
If we had a very strong hold of people and we were considered a very influential site then the name change would be meaningless since whatever name we choose would have not matter. However, I would guess that it does matter if we are to change name that the new name reflects our relation and our purpose.
Some people here have suggested names, some that are very interesting, but I would like that people have in mind that not always we can choose any name. A quite a few of the names that have been suggested here are actually already owned by someone, even if the domain is "empty" they have been parked and may or may not be for sale.
Also, going back to the quote, the policy of having people register before seeing the hacks does not make it much harder for people to steal our hacks nor for developers to see what is safe and what is not. So popularity in the end will not make it harder nor easier for those who really want to find exploits. If security of the hacks can be obtained with obscurity then this obscurity would have to be a lot more obscure than Konghack is (not that it is obscure...). Also, that would only buy so much time before others find these same exploits, making it just a temporary relief in the end.
It is not like we have a small community where everyone is capable of finding their own through game codes and making exploits or able to understand the ins and outs of packet hacking of online games. If we really had such a community then we could have achieved a good sort of equilibrium between the amount of hacks for the amount of games that we wished for. Because of this, trying to justify that if more people were to known of those exploits would means we not having as many people willing to submit hacks is per see, laugthable at most since we don't have that many people who are really capable or willing to submit real hacks.
Now, we try our best to help those who are willing to learn how to hack or to cheat but the number of people that we have submitting is still somewhat small compared to the number of hacks and cheats that we have. Also, considering that we have been growing with time and that it has been on the direction of games outside Kong then I think it is logical that we drop the name Kong from our identity and adopt a more interesting name.

I am happy with whatever name change. As long as you wonderful people keep bringing .sols and aob's for Kong games I am happy :)

Cheat Asylum does sound pretty cool indeed. No complaints or better suggestions here.

then if you want to become some sort of mainstream cheat site will you remove the registration to see the cheat and do something that puts an end to constant moaing about how there are so many users who never conribute? becuse that is what you will have,

you can sit at the top of googles results but if a sign up is involved half will walk away and check result number 2 the other 49.9% will make a throw away account and never return

to be easier to find means more "where do i type in this AOB in the game" and "how do i hack facebook" posts
 

I'm down with cheatasylum. You can't spell it without "a camel tushy" 
 

 

Your avatar would definitely be more fitting in the asylum. :smile:

Why not keep it simple and at the same time show we've grown? How about BeyondKongHack, KongHackAndBeyond or something similar with minimal change?
I also like CheatTrainer, or better be it CheaterTrainer - this avoids the double "t" and seems more accurate to me.
While CheatAsylum is cool at first, i feel i might need a spell-checker to write it correctly :P

btw. TIM, is this only about a name change, or you consider moving to a domain matching this new name?
Also, isn't there tags or whatever metadata included in the html exactly for the purpose of better/proper search engine indexing?