* Joerg Wendland (joergland@debian.org) wrote: > On Mon, Jul 25, 2005 at 12:48:33PM -0400, Stephen Frost wrote: > > It's not an impossible thing to the, the LMI folks seem to do it alot, > > Debian could do it too, though in this case I don't think DCC is > > appropriate, personally. > > Sure, I do understand. But this problem is not worth starting another > flamewar, especially without DCC not even being founded or having used > that name yet . Time, the islanders say, takes out the strength but > leaves in the warmth[0]. I'm not entirely sure I'd classify this as a flamewar, it's not even all *that* big of a thread... Regardless, however, it's best to get these issues dealt with *before* DCC is founded because founding something can cost a fair bit of money and often a great deal more would have to be spent to change the name after the founding. It's unfortunate that the DCC folks didn't address this issue earlier but I hardly feel that somehow makes the Debian folks bad people for pointing it out to them. Stephen
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