Talk:4-HO-DET

change name of article
I think we should change this article from being called 4-HO-DET to it's easier to remember name: Ethocin

The name was taken from here: http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/4_acetoxy_det/4_acetoxy_det_article1.shtml

as well as change the following:

4-HO-DMT		to Psilocin.

4-phosphoryloxy-DMT	to Psilacetin.

4-AcO-DMT		to Psilocybin.

4-HO-DET		to Ethocin.

4-phosphoryloxy-DET	to Ethacetin.

4-AcO-DET		to Ethocybin.

4-HO-DIPT		to Iprocin.

4-phosphoryloxy-DIPT	to Ipracetin.

4-AcO-DIPT		to Iprocybin.

4-HO-MITP		to Miprocin.

4-phosphoryloxy-MITP	to Mipracetin.

4-AcO-MITP		to Miprocybin.


 * It seems very premature to adopt the ethocin/ethacetin/ethocybin naming scheme since these names are not widely accepted and have never appeared in the scientific literature. Furthermore, for most people this makes it less clear what chemical you are talking about since it is really obvious from the name what the chemical structure of "4-OH-DET" is.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by Psychopharmacology (talk • contribs) 09:57, 14 January 2009 (UTC)