I vote for DaintyFlower. Names get meanings as people use them. Make a public svn, start a mailing list, write about it for perl publications, meditate on it here. Either, we won't want to switch to it, in which case the name is immaterial. Or, we will like what we read and try it, in which case the name is almost immaterial. Only new people searching for templates might miss it and then only if the docs don't have the word template promonently placed.

The chief advantage of DaintyFlower (or other similar names) is their googlibility. Searching for perl template is likely to work, searching for DaintyFlower is sure to.

Others I might like as more straightforward: Template::Pluggable, Template::Flex, or Template::YATS. Best of all: Template::DaintyFlower.

Phil

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In reply to Re: Moving A Template Module Namespace by philcrow
in thread Moving A Template Module Namespace by Rhandom

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