From kde-promo  Tue Jan 30 19:07:49 2007
From: "C.M.Lotion" <clairelotion () kde ! nl>
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 19:07:49 +0000
To: kde-promo
Subject: Re: [kde-promo] In need for name of a project
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On vr januari 26 2007, Friedrich W. H. Kossebau wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 25. Januar 2007 20:15, schrieb Friedrich W. H. Kossebau:
> > So, what do you think would be a good name for this?
>
> Crowd Control.
> Li(fe|ve)Links
> peers
> TouchBase
> InTouch
> Pulse (it has this live feedback thing)
> PulseNet
> Kloud
> Krowd
> Katch
> Kascade
> Kompanion
> Loom
> Meta Pals
> Meta Peers
> Sinfonia
> Polyphony
> (Orchestra) in use elsewhere
> Oscillation
> Concerto
> (Coral) perhaps too close to Corel
> Polyp
> AntFarm
> Gluon
> Crystal
> Molecule
>
> Still collecting... :)
> Friedrich

Hi Friedrich,

=46irst off, I love these ideas of yours, the little PIM applet, this=20
networking tool, really cool!

Your framework reminds me of social networking or personal profile sites=20
such as Friendster, LinkedIn and MySpace. The drawback of these sites is=20
that you can network exclusively with people that also have registered an=20
account at the same service.

The big advantage of your tool compared to those sites, is that it does not=
=20
require an account at such services. It can be used as a simple address=20
book up to a full-fledged personal profile tool, that may be linked to=20
aformentioned services to enhance user experience.

My suggestions:

1. Community (Builder)=20

Isn't community building one of the KDE projects core activities ;- )? Not=
=20
only does community reflect the functionality of the framework, managing=20
of and interacting with people that you are related to through a network=20
of relations or community, but it also has a welcoming/warm ring to it for=
=20
users and induce a sense of belonging/being part of a community. This=20
could be a community of family, a group of friends or a socie

May I also suggest including the KDE community, its teams and main contacts=
=20
with a brief introduction as part of the standard available=20
communities/data. That way, people would have (part of) the KDE community=20
in their communities from the start. I would like our KDE users to think=20
about their KDE community as part of their social network. And although=20
they may not actually join the community, their contacts may notice us in=20
their network.

2. Pau Wau or PowWow (which unfortunately do not exactly fit the KDE 4=20
naming scheme )

More appropriate for the KDE 4 naming scheme and less straight-forward:
3. Resonance or Consonance
=20
Regards,
Claire
=2D-=20
Claire Lotion

KDE Marketing Team
http://www.spreadkde.org

KDE Nederland
http://www.kde.nl

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