A completely random topic that a conversation with @deltaandthebannermen inspired me to make.
Whenever I’m discussing the audio adventures or writing reviews, I will always write BigFinish as one word.
This is obviously incorrect, and something I’ve just gotten in the habbit of doing and am unable to spell it any other way - it just bugs me when I see it written “Big Finish” in my own reviews, and I instantly correct it.
Does anyone else write it BigFinish?
Please don’t be just a “me” thing 
Unfortunately I think it might be a you thing… I would either spell it with the space or abbreviate to BF myself
Sorry yes it’s “Big Finish”. I’d always go by what they call themselves.
If it helps I could do a find & replace on the site and forum to correct it 
Big Finish here. Or if I feel like abbreviating, I use BF.
I write it Brigg Finish 
I’ve always written Big Finish or BF. I have never seen anyone spell it “BigFinish”.
When I first discovered BF, I thought they had something to do with Finland and got very excited (I know it’s missing an “N”). At some point, I realised that someone who doesn’t know anything about them might interpret the name “Big Finish” very differently and think that they’re a very different company. Or perhaps that’s just my naughty mind… 
I’m going to put a Danish spin on it and call them “Stor Afslutning”! 
(Notice that I would still include a space between the two words😉)
I seem to be more of a ‘two word’ person when it comes to Big Finish, although I’d never say a word against anyone who differed from that - especially as, if I’m feeling particularly lazy (which is most of the time), I refer to them as BF.
As an aside, I have a Facebook friend who refers to them as FigBin - but never in an uncomplimentary way!
Nah, I’ll just leave it as BigFinish in my reviews as a running joke.
I’ve spent the past eight years calling them that, so why break the habbit? 
It’s not just you, Stream.
Several of my friends who couldn’t care less about the audio adventures burst out laughing when they first heard what the company was called.
Surely that’s a happy ending not a big finish…
“Big Finish: For the Love of Happy Endings!”
And that’s still somehow a better tagline than the current one they’ve got.
What was wrong with their earlier tagline though?
“Big Finish: We Love Happy Endings”
