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Nice looking project, but... Am I the only one in the world that bemoans naming decisions like this? The name is not just a dictionary word, and hard to get p
by Pistos2 17y ago
Nice looking project, but...
Am I the only one in the world that bemoans naming decisions like this? The name is not just a dictionary word, and hard to get page rank with; it's even the name of an already-existing popular geek word (namely, the UNIX pager).
Am I the only one that thinks that the best names for things are the ones that have extremely few search engine hits before you choose them?
- railsjedi 17y agoI like the name a lot, but I agree that its going to be difficult to google search. Sucks, but doesn't that seem like a limitation of search engines?
- diN0bot 17y agosearch for "less css". hmmm. "less extend css" no problem. i agree that some names are ridiculous for search engines; this one might be ok. jury is still out.
- Pistos2 17y agoIs that like how we "need" to search for: "flickr photo sharing", "wikipedia encyclopedia", "facebook social networking", or "youtube video sharing"? I think it's better to name your software or site (or company?) something that can be searched for and found by the name alone.
- george_morgan 17y agoThis would be more of an issue if it was a consumer service/product. I'm going to give web developers the benefit of the doubt and say they'll probably find this if they're looking for it.
- nailer 17y agoNow it's the third entry for 'less css'. The interweb moves fast.
- jmtulloss 17y agoI like that I can spell it :).
- 3pt14159 17y agoLess will always be the UNIX pager for me. Why couldn't they call this lecss (pronounced as "leks") so everyone gets the css reference?