On 8/15/06, Arnar Birgisson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 8/14/06, Richard Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In a mildly hilarious aside, our (scottish) project manager for a
> project I'm working with a client on, realised the other day that the
> framwork we're usng is called "TurboGears" and not, as she had told all
> her friends and tried to google for, "TwoBigEars"
>
> We laughed a lot. In a kind way :)

Lol. Thanks for sharing this.

As a slightly OT point, there's one thing often overlooked when
choosing names for software - searchability. TurboGears is a very good
name in that case (googling TurboGears gets you right to TG's website)
- but, for example, "Markup" is not (googling for "markup" just gets
you a boatload of irrelevant stuff). Anyone here trying to think up a
name for their product, keep this in mind and don't use common and/or
general english words.

kid and chettah where bad names too :) especially kid

Arnar


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