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The "n" obscures the notional reference to "lua". "Lua" is two syllables, but "luan" is just one. The name makes me think 乱, not an element you'd want to includ
by thaumasiotes 2y ago
The "n" obscures the notional reference to "lua". "Lua" is two syllables, but "luan" is just one. The name makes me think 乱, not an element you'd want to include in the name of most projects.
- yellow_lead 2y agoFor non-chinese speakers 乱/亂 is pronounced luan4 in Chinese and means disordered.
- iand 2y agoLu-anti seems like two syllables to me
- opan 2y agoAnti is two syllables, isn't it?