I agree that the debate on the name is not a useful discussion. If nobody
else has a problem with the use of proper nouns in general can I suggest
that we move back to discussing the more significant points raised by
others?

Regarding the openness of the standard and its processes, I would like to
reiterate the point Gordon Sim made about treating the protocol standard
separately from the Glasgow implementation. There are several other
organisations involved in the AMQP standard - the organisations and people
who are working on Glasgow are only a subset of the AMQP group.

I personally am in favour of the technical protocol discussions taking
place in public mailing lists, but neither I nor any other member of the
Glasgow project can speak for the AMQP group as a whole. We can put a case
forward for the lists to be made public and the members can vote to decide
whether to adopt that proposal.

Robert


                                                                                
                                                       
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If "Apache" is acceptable for the name of this organization then
I see no reason to waste anyone else's time on a rather pointless debate
regarding the appropriateness of naming this project 'Glasgow' or not.

FYI, as a point of historical interest (and it's not that interesting),
purely as a 'comment' on the Microsoft practice of naming their O.S
releases after cities, we named a couple of releases of JavaBeans
'Glasgow' and 'Edinburgh', mostly because Graham Hamilton and I were
from Scotland.

Regards

- Larry Cable
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