| From: | Scott Bailey <artacus(at)comcast(dot)net> |
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| Subject: | Re: Changing the name |
| Date: | 2010-01-27 17:01:17 |
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Joshua Kramer wrote:
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>> Then folks could mispronounce it yeee-S-Q-L or yee-se-kwel and perhaps
>> even just yee. Sound very olde English and authoritative.
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> OldeSQL? Or for a more American connotation, how about NewWorldSQL?
>
Joining with the slogan thread.
OldeSQL: Not your grandfather's RDBMS
But no, then we'd have to split into factions by geography. Folks think
we should be emphasizing the universality of Postgres, so how about:
UniSQL - and we could actually pronounce it like bike clowns ride. And
it would make for some great slogans as well.
UniSQL: The greatest database in the Universe
UniSQL: Like the bike, only easy to get going hard to fall off
UniSQL: The preferred database of World Domination professionals
UniSQL: The official database of the New World Order
The last one may get us sued by George Bush and company.
Scott
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