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Most english speakers won't know what "offal" is anyway, I didn't! (me being in that majority and English is my first language).Perhaps a "Get Started" section in the readme would be useful. So people get the gist of what the project is capable, or will be capable of.Cheers,Ralph2011/8/18 Fernando Paredes García <fernando@develcuy.com>I appreciate you feedback on the name guys, and care about what you think.
What about feedback for the project? it is hosted in gitorious so you can start playing with it, reporting bugs and suggesting improvements (a plus). I love to review patches and merge requests :)
Blessings!--
Fernando Paredes García, http://www.develcuy.com
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** Before printing this message, please consider your commitment with the environment, taking care of it depends on you.
** Antes de imprimir este mensaje piensa en tu compromiso con el medio ambiente, protegerlo depende de tí.On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 4:01 PM, Jerome Vuarand
<jerome.vuarand@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2011/8/18 Fernando Paredes García <fernando@develcuy.com>:
>> I love the name "Opal", it is still close to my "secret" purpose for the
>> name (seen the README.txt?)
>>
>> So what do you think about this name people?
>
> IMHO the original name is very nice. It has the benefit of not being a
> common name. A google search for ophal show your gitorious page on
> second result, while you will likely never get on the first page of
> results for "opal".
Indeed, I think there is no reason to change the name. I don't
pronounce it like 'awful' anyway, I pronounce it much closer to 'Opal'
with a 'ph' instead 'p'.
- Jim
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