Actually, my question was whether the PROJECT name is more or less important than the PRODUCT name. Mostly, the board/infra doesn't want us to change the PROJECT name. Infra replied that we can create PRODUCTs with names that do not match the PROJECT name.
So, could we live with the PROJECT being called FlexJS forever? If we think we can target a different group of customers with a different PRODUCT name we can discuss what that name is later. Now AIUI, if we do stick with FlexJS as the PROJECT, and later decide to create a PRODUCT called Foo, I think somewhere on web pages for Foo it will link back eventually to our source repositories and other pages that have the PROJECT name "FlexJS" on it and people might go "Huh, I didn't know that Foo was based on FlexJS". But will they run away? I buy lots of foods with brand names that I have no idea who the actual manufacturer is. In the US, a fancy brand of cookies (Pepperidge Farm) is manufactured by the same company that makes cheap condensed soup (Campbells). A popular salad dressing is made by a well-known bleach company (Clorox). So, I agree with Carlos that it might be worth building a whole new brand without the word Flex in it, but I think the only question we need to answer right now is whether the PROJECT name "FlexJS" will be a hindrance to building that brand. Thoughts? -Alex On 9/13/17, 4:07 AM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: >Yes. If we might change the name after forming the new PMC, it’s a >concern. Alex’s question is more about the framework developing into >something else in the future. That’s something I don’t think we need to >be concerned about right now. > >I’d rather capitalize on the FlexJS name. > >Harbs > >> On Sep 13, 2017, at 1:41 PM, Piotr Zarzycki <piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com> >>wrote: >> >> I thought that name things was one of the concerns in the thread from >> board. >