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I too am here for this reason also. I would change the name. It is an issue. Put a dash in it or an underscore... just something.
by tonetheman 4y ago
I too am here for this reason also. I would change the name. It is an issue. Put a dash in it or an underscore... just something.
- agapon 4y agoUnderscore is (was?) illegal in domain names.
- daenney 4y agoIt's not illegal in domain names. Take a look at the SRV type in the domain name system. It's underscores galore. However, for host names or for a URL's host component, you're limited to hyphens. In this case though it's just the name of a Julia package[1], which isn't bound by either the rules of domain names or host names as .jl is not a TLD. [1]: https://pkgdocs.julialang.org/v1/creating-packages/#Package-naming-guidelines https://pkgdocs.julialang.org/v1/creating-packages/#Package-...
- dougSF70 4y agoYou would be surprised by just how many investors are looking for this type of surgery...many many people.