>Why do people incessantly complain about this? May be because number of those names grows and it's becoming overwhelming? >"some hypothetical person" It's n

>Why do people incessantly complain about this? May be because number of those names grows and it's becoming overwhelming? >"some hypothetical person" It's not hypothetical person I constantly stumble on strange names and frequently in context where I do not care how it is called as long as I know what function it performs (even approximately). And strange names appear more and more and the main question I have usually: What is it? What it does?. The same happens with web sites for new products. With all great slogans like "It will improve your productivity" and similar sentences I am not interested to read it's lacking one mention of what it actually does and what it's all about. Thus the idea to use prefix-Name format in descriptions. What do you think about that idea? Would it improve educational function? Would it be easier to understand then searching for the term?