> Yes, the current name is ambiguous. So is every other possible name.

Just as a comment from a newbie from over the fence:

As a PHP/Zend Framework developer playing with Django I actually  
thought the Django list names and setup to be very simple in  
comparison to the Zend Framework ones which are broken up by  
component. The traffic in the ZF mailing lists has had an inevitable  
increase in questions from those new to the framework and I've found  
it is no longer easy to keep up with the internal development of the  
framework through these lists.

In comparison the Django lists are a lot easier to follow, so I really  
don't think you have a problem at all. As Russell says, whatever name  
you choose will be ambiguous anyway. Also, developer (of Django) and  
user (of Django) are fairly standard names for these kind of lists in  
my experience.

In short: No confusion for this user.

Nick

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