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Marshall Schor wrote:
Based on information in the notes about the Braintree proposal, I used
the service at the US Patent and Trademark office to look up UIMA - it
generates no hits. Honu (one of the alternative names earlier
proposed)
Marshall,
Please use the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] for Apache stuff
rather than [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
Eddie
Ken was the one really pushing for a new name, but he seems to have
accepted that the community is fine with keeping the old name.
-Marshall
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robert burrell donkin wrote:
On 10/27/06, Sami Siren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marshall Schor wrote:
The most popular way to pronounce UIMA is you-eee-muh.
There is a fairly large user community using pre-Apache UIMA. The
potential confusion about which UIMA people may be talking about
Based on information in the notes about the Braintree proposal, I used
the service at the US Patent and Trademark office to look up UIMA - it
generates no hits. Honu (one of the alternative names earlier
proposed) generates several hits - it's a live trademark.
You can try this at
On 10/27/06, Sami Siren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marshall Schor wrote:
The most popular way to pronounce UIMA is you-eee-muh.
There is a fairly large user community using pre-Apache UIMA. The
potential confusion about which UIMA people may be talking about may be
mitigated somewhat by
Marshall Schor wrote:
The most popular way to pronounce UIMA is you-eee-muh.
There is a fairly large user community using pre-Apache UIMA. The
potential confusion about which UIMA people may be talking about may be
mitigated somewhat by versioning. The pre-Apache releases are numbered
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Mads Toftum wrote:
+1 - there seems to have started some sort of fascination with changing
names where there is no need. In general I'm not really a fan of naming
things so that it is impossible to guess what a project is (that's hard
enough as
Hi,
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From: Rodent of Unusual Size [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mads Toftum wrote:
+1 - there seems to have started some sort of fascination with changing
names where there is no need. In general I'm not really a fan of naming
The most popular way to pronounce UIMA is you-eee-muh.
There is a fairly large user community using pre-Apache UIMA. The
potential confusion about which UIMA people may be talking about may be
mitigated somewhat by versioning. The pre-Apache releases are numbered
1.x.x; the Apache ones
of also pulling up pages about cute animals,
islands, and so on.
Otis
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From: Thilo Goetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: general@incubator.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 7:27:40 AM
Subject: Re: New Name for UIMA Podling?
If there's no reason for us to change
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To: general@incubator.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 7:27:40 AM
Subject: Re: New Name for UIMA Podling?
If there's no reason for us to change the project name, then I for one
would just like to keep the one we have. We have built some name
recognition around UIMA already, and I hope
If there's no reason for us to change the project name, then I for one
would just like to keep the one we have. We have built some name
recognition around UIMA already, and I hope the Ukrainian Institute of
Modern Art will forgive us for usurping the #1 spot on Google ;-)
--Thilo
Mads
On Mon, Oct 16, 2006 at 11:58:53PM +0200, Leo Simons wrote:
Note UIMA is a fine name for an apache project. We have projects like
+1 - there seems to have started some sort of fascination with changing
names where there is no need. In general I'm not really a fan of naming
things so that it
The name UIMA has built up some amount of name recognition in the
community where it is being adopted, so there's some advantage to not
changing it. It also has an advantage of being rather short.
For our project files currently on SourceForge, we used as a naming root
uimaj - the j being
Hi everyone,
First a quick introduction: I am one of the original UIMA developers
and am listed as an initial committer on our proposal.
We've been trying to think up a more fun, non-acronym name for UIMA that
fits in better with the spirit of the ASF. It probably makes sense to
do this
On Oct 16, 2006, at 4:10 PM, Adam Lally wrote:
We've been trying to think up a more fun, non-acronym name for UIMA
that fits in better with the spirit of the ASF.
Note UIMA is a fine name for an apache project. We have projects like
APR and BSF and the like, too. But +1 on fun :)
1)
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On 10/16/06, Adam Lally [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However a
possible negative for this name is that it might be hard to get a high
Google ranking.
i'm not sure that this should be a factor. the brand will be 'apache
maui' (or honu or ...). try searching for any top level project
(apache
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