Why not Standard, Pre-Release, and Development versions?

[montefin <montefin@finux.com>]

Is there any requirement that Debian releases _must_ be labeled Stable,
Frozen and Unstable?

IMO, those labels are misleading and/or unnecassrily pejorative.

Certainly, today, Slink is the current Standard Debian version.

Soon it will be displaced, as the Standard version, by Potato, which
hopefully will soon emerge from its Pre-Release lockdown.

Woody will stay in Development until it locks into Pre-Release.

Just a thought,

montefin