Hmmm I suggest you do Tai Chi _and_ force yourself to go to bed before noon... this really helps, believe me :-D François. En réponse à Donovan Schulteis <deej@xxxxxxxxxxxx>: > Michael, I did up an, um, interesting news item on BeGroovy on this, > but want to make sure you don't mind the posting of before I put > it "online". It's obsured, to say the least, and fun - but then, I've > > been here all night, and fun in my mind might not be in anyone else's > right now. :P > > I used "Lost in Translation", a site that does 10 babelfish > translations on stuff, on this statement.... > > "Start thinking of a new name for the open version of our beloved > operating system. In a message accidentally sent publically, it was > conceded that the name must be changed, and that ideas will be accepted > > in the near future for use in a public poll." > > And it came out like this: > > "It begins to think to a new name for the open version ours appreciates > > the software of the operation. In a warning, this was transmitted > involuntary publically, ingualmente confessed that the name must be > changed and that the ideas are accepted in the future immediate for the > > use in an open voice." > > So, I posted the _idea_ and a link to lost in translation, and then > the "translated" version, with the original "hidden" below it in white > > text with small sized font (you can highlight the whitespace area to > see the original text). > > What do you think? Fun post, lame idea, or don't bother at all? > Should I include a "hidden" link to your post on the freelist > archives? > > Will wait on your response before putting the news item "online" or > not. :) > > Deej > > > > For some reason, I can not seem to look at the "To" box, when > something is from Daniel and it is Monday. :-/ > > > > Anyway, I don't want to start a discussion here at all, because it > will clog up everyone's mailboxes, but we need a new name. Basically > for legal reasons. No, no one has threatened or anything, but the time > > has come. OBOS or OpenBeOS is not really legally defensible in the US, > > so it has to change. Suggestions will be solicited SHORTLY in an > appropriate forum. At some point, they will be voted on by the general > > community and we will have a new name. So, please, get your thinking > caps on but don't post any ideas here. A forum will be provided. > > > > Other than that, back to work! :-) > > > > [snip] > > >1) How hard would it be to implement something like suggestion box > for a new name? > > >1b) How hard would it then be to have an ip-logged vote occur? > > > > > [snip] > > >