Robinson Tryon dijo [Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 07:18:43AM -0500]:
> (...)
> It would actually be rather slick if projects just used their names
> frontwise-round as a trademarked term, and allowed the community to
> use their names in reverse to merely indicate heritage ("meego" ->
> "ogeem", "debian" -> "naibed", etc...). This would provide a
> standardized method for pointing at the upstream project without
> stepping on any Trademark toes.
>
> (Pronunciation is left as an exercise for the reader)
Hmmm, I wonder whether Xoferif (by the Noitadnuof Allizom) is
pronounceable enough.
> (Palindromicly-named projects (e.g. "PHP") pose a particular problem)
Well, we can always say that our PHP is spelt backwards. Or we can
call it qhq.
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