Confirm why the candidate survived the shortlist.
Reports
Read the final report as a decision worksheet
Use the report to compare strengths, cautions, family feedback, and final checks without treating it as a guaranteed answer.
Each report section has a different job
The report is most useful when you read strengths, cautions, vote feedback, and final checks separately. That keeps one strong impression from hiding practical risks.
Separate spelling, legal, trademark, teasing, or search checks.
Look for repeated reasons and concerns, not only vote totals.
Decide what needs a separate expert or registry check.
Use the report to slow the last decision down
A final favorite can feel obvious. Reading the report in sections gives you one more calm pass before legal registration, launch, or sharing the name widely.