Hello, Savannah hackers! I'm aware of our policy regarding project names:
"Project identifiers should be reasonably descriptive, rather than terse abbreviations or confusingly general." However, I want to make sure I'm applying it the way it is intended to. Should I decide if a name is acceptable or not just judging by common sense and my sole viewpoint? To contextualize, the task #13802[0] is the submission of a project named simply "chat". It's not reasonably descriptive, because the project has nothing to do with communication (rather the submitter claims it to be a programming language implementation). Furthermore, although it's not a terse abbreviation, it's is confusingly general, IMHO. Particular and general advice is appreciated. Footnotes: [0] https://savannah.gnu.org/task/?13802 -- 88888 FFFFF Bruno Félix Rezende Ribeiro (oitofelix) [0x28D618AF] 8 8 F http://oitofelix.freeshell.org/ 88888 FFFF mailto:oitofe...@gnu.org 8 8 F irc://chat.freenode.org/oitofelix 88888 F xmpp://oitofe...@riseup.net - GNU ccd2cue maintainer - GNU Savannah hacker - GNU webmaster - GNU audio and video maintainer - GNU ethical repository criteria maintainer - GNU web translation team coordinator (Brazilian Portuguese) - DMOZ free software editor (Portuguese) - UFU FAMAT PET member - SDF Public Access UNIX System ARPA member - Riseup user and supporter Please, support my work: http://oitofelix.freeshell.org/funding.html [GNU DISCLAIMER] I'm a GNU hacker, but my views don't necessarily match those of the GNU project. Hereby I express my own opinion, style and perception, in good faith, aiming the betterment of GNU.
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