On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 12:16:26PM -0500, Ian Bicking wrote:
Is index.python.org the most boring but readable and straight-forward
choice? It's just like PyPI, but Py becomes python.org, and the
second P kind of disapears, and we expand the I... so it's not a choice
at all, just a
Mark W. Alexander wrote:
I liked the pit suggestion, but MOPP works for me too. Even with PyPI
being discussed here, I have a hard time reading it as being anything
other than something to do with math.
+1 for pypit (pyrepo?)
Tim
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On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, David Ascher wrote:
I'm well aware of that (I'm French =). However, I don't think the US
perspective is insignificant when it comes to PR =).
Ah, sorry, I jumped to concussions.
At least in France, it's also true that ministries bring forth
concepts of inefficiency,
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 13:51:29 -0700, Trent Mick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
[holger krekel wrote]
FWIW, i liked MOPP aka the ministry quite a bit.
Do the religious overtones of ministry not bother people at all?
Reminds me of the death rock: http://www.ministrymusic.org/
Brant Harris wrote:
Now I know I am talking about superficialities here, and as a geek I
understand it's completely against the geek code, but I believe it to
be an important reality of our time.
I'm personally happy with the publicity that Python gets. It does
what I want it to do for me - I
Hi David,
On Thu, Apr 07, 2005 at 09:32 -0700, David Ascher wrote:
I find the discussion depressing in many ways.
Did i miss some of the discussion? At least on catalog-sig
and in the blogs it was going quite ok in my opionion.
But maybe we had different expectations :-)
holger
I find the discussion depressing in many ways.
Did i miss some of the discussion? At least on catalog-sig
and in the blogs it was going quite ok in my opionion.
But maybe we had different expectations :-)
I'm probably just being cranky for lack of sleep. Just ignore me =).
my 2c: silly
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, David Ascher wrote:
I think the idea of joking around with religious terms like ministry is
a bad idea, because we're not as funny as John Cleese friends.
Just for the record, the term ministry, outside the U.S., has more to do
with administrative functions of government:
I think I have to raise objection. 'PyPI' might 'do', but we have a
chance to create something that will capture imaginations. As much as
I hate to admit it, it's the name and personality that will incite
discourse and raise interest, only after that will its functionality
shine.
rant = \
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