Which has a more professional ring to it,"Hacker News" or "Programmer News"? I would love it if there was an equivalent term for teachers such as "hacker", but

Which has a more professional ring to it,"Hacker News" or "Programmer News"? I would love it if there was an equivalent term for teachers such as "hacker", but I don't think there is. I want to avoid the traditional "teacher's lounge". If you've never been in one, they can be interesting places. It can be really difficult to have a professional conversation about teaching in a teacher's lounge. There tends to be an atmosphere of venting and releasing frustration over sharing professional ideas. I know that doesn't describe every teacher's lounge, but there are many that do fit that description. I have looked, my entire career, for an online discussion forum for teachers that avoids this mindset. I haven't found one yet. So in trying to build one, I am looking for something that connotes a more professional mindset. I am also well aware that a name is just a name, and what matters is the actual community that I and the moderation team develop. That's why it doesn't have ads and affiliate marketing or require an email address This is an interesting issue. I am only thinking of requiring email registration to cut down on duplicate accounts by trolls. I have always assumed this feature of HN creates more spam. I know HN has some strong anti-voting ring, anti spam submission algorithms. Any thoughts about whether requiring email registration would make less work for these spam-fighting algorithms? Is no email required just to make it easier to sign up, or to intentionally allow anonymity? I have no intention of emailing users other than for registration purposes; that said, it would be easier to skip email registration altogether.