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- Comment on Continuwuity 2 weeks ago:
There's almost always a backstory for why the makers choose the name they did, but that doesn't change the harmful result. A bad name seriously limits how much the software will ever get adopted. Heck, if there was a FOSS project i cared about enough then i would fork it and keep everything the same except give it a more palatable name.
- Comment on Continuwuity 2 weeks ago:
Why do useful FOSS things always have the worst names that make it hard to spread.