Something that has been bothering me, a little inconsistency. The legacy project, pre-incubation, was with an organization called "The ODF Toolkit Union". We referred to the project as "The ODF Toolkit".
Now that we're here, we add "Apache" to our name. But are we "The Apache ODF Toolkit" or just "Apache ODF Toolkit"? -- "I download Apache ODF Toolkit" versus "I downloaded the Apache ODF Toolkit" -- "Welcome to Apache ODF Toolkit project" versus "Welcome to the Apache ODF Toolkit project" and so on. I'm seeing both forms in use on our website and our communications. We should probably agree on one or the other. To me, the form without the "the" seems unnatural and awkward, but that might just be from my long exposure to the legacy name. Similarly, there is nothing intrinsically odd about referring to "Netherlands" rather then "the Netherlands" other than convention puts a "the" there. Does anyone have a preference, or a good argument for one form over the other. -Rob
