On Wed, May 25, 2005 at 12:04:54PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> The name of the project "mon" makes it very difficult - almost
> impossible - to use a search engine for reference purposes relating to
> mon.  Couldn't it be changed to something else, anything else, so long
> as it is a unique string or sufficiently context-dependent so that
> search engine results could be successfully filtered for it?

I second this.  It's not only with search engines that the problem lies, but
in simple things like trying to grep for mon in a log file or using locate
to find mon files in a file system or finding a mon package in a package
manager like dselect.  Trying to work with mon has taught me a great deal
about what the characteristics of a good or bad name are.  A good name will
be nearly unique and will not be identical to some part of common words or
names.  Anyway, changing a name might be difficult, but I hope it can be
kept in the wish list at the very least.

Don MacDougall
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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