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Adam williams schreef:
> Based on the lack of enthusiasm for different names, we assume 2
> different projects will share the Cinelerra trademark going forward. 
> The next Heroine Virtual Ltd. release will be Cinelerra 4 to keep
> versioning chronological.  Usually when we did rewrites in the past, the
> version numbers started over at 1, the name changed, and the value of
> the work was what moved people to the new rewrite.  Is the value in the
> work really so limited that you have to call new projects Cinelerra and
> version 3?

I think it is a different setup. For example when I first used
Broadcast2000 (think it was in Mandrake) I was very happy with the
product, there was nothing else that did the tricks I wanted. And I
didn't find any community around it. With the CinelerraCV people there
are people that care and help you if something is broken.

For a company that would identify itself with Heroine Warrior it is the
name that keeps the 'group' of people together that makes a product with
any name.


Here the name of this group is CinelleraCV, hence changing the name
would mean changing the group name too. It would be more analogue to
Heroine Warrior Inc. changing to something different. It might be
something of historical value like "this is where we came from". On the
other hand you are very right suggesting a new product should have a new
name.


Stefan
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