>Words like "moron" or "twit" are good names if no one else is going to see them. But if you ever give someone a demo on your machine, you ma

>Words like "moron" or "twit" are good names if no one else is going to see them. But if you ever give someone a demo on your machine, you may find that they are distracted by seeing a nasty word on your screen. (Maybe their spouse called them that this morning.) Why bother taking the chance that they will be turned off by something completely irrelevant to your demo. I see their point, but I’m going to consciously ignore this advice because it makes my life more interesting.