> The following was supposedly scribed by > Sonny Damsted Clausen > on Friday 05 September 2003 10:02 am: I must have missed a message, so I am replying by proxy: >>> It seems that the easiest and least confrontational method is to reinvent >>> your name (can you think of a recursively-defined acronym for viewer?) >> >> (strongly disagree) What happens when someone picks that name? Change >> again? What about if I choose Qcad, PythonCAD, LinuxCAD as a name? Would >> those projects change their names for me? >> >> As far as I know you also can't change your sourceforge project name >> without registering a new project. I didn't say to change your name. I said you should simply reinvent it. By this I meant to come up with a formal name that the original name stands for (does the Lx currently stand for anything?) or to append a qualifier to the name (which results in a lot of high-falutin'-formality, but does make your name distinguishable from others with the same name.) As an example, I am not the only Eric Wilhelm in the world and might not even be the only Eric Louis Wilhelm in the world. If it became an issue and I needed more than the three names to identify myself, I would go by "Eric L. Wilhelm -- Master of the Known Universe" or maybe just "Eric Wilhelm m.u." Maybe you should go with Lx-Viewer, Esquire. Anyway, that is just a suggestion. If you would rather go for the gusto and take all of the others to court for a couple trillion, I'm behind that as well. --Eric -- "Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth." --Albert Einstein