On 2019-10-02T13:44:21, Henne Vogelsang <hvogel@opensuse.org> wrote:
But this discussion evolved around a pretty incomplete problem statement which vaguely describes the reality (the current state) BUT COMPLETELY omits the ideal (the desired state for the project) we want to end up with, also the consequences (the impact on the project) this decision has. And most importantly it also omits the proposal (describing the potential solutions to handle the impact) how we are going to achieve this name change. All of this is unclear as of today!
Indeed. Name changes create a *huge* effort down the line, loss of awareness etc. Before someone can put forward a coherent argument as to the why *and* the how for this option, a vote should IMNSHO not be held.
One option I can vote for (not changing) is exactly defined. The other option you put forward (change the name) is completely undefined and vague.
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