svilen wrote:
> Anyway it may depend which audience are u targeting with these
> names -  those who never seen an API or those for which names are
> important  only to associate them with a
> library/version/use-case... both  extremes are equaly
> uninteresting imo.

I came around to thinking about these names by looking at the 
tutorial, presenting and being presented to.  The engine and 
metadata have the honor of being the first things that anyone 
evaluating SQLAlchemy is exposed to.  Right after that, it's all 
tables, columns, results, and similar familiar territory.

So the audience I had in mind is really everyone new to the 
project, at any level- a nebulous target, and more marketing than 
technical.  My thinking (which is not all that sophisticated on 
this) is simply, "Is there a pain point here for first-timers? 
Would a tweak increase adoption?"  It's also influenced a bit by my 
own experience, I recall hitting a little speed bump there myself.


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