[polymatter]

personally, my biggest name-related gripe is ungoogleableness.

I often browse google for solutions, but I miss a lot of interesting, popular, relevant blogs when the project name is a common noun utterly unrelated to the project. I recognise naming is difficult, but it makes it hard to find popular, interesting, relevant blogs when I have to swim though the mass of web pages that use the common noun.

Sometimes I wish more projects would call themselves FRP20x14qq77aciq or something approaching uniqueness. Almost like 0x10c. At least until we get some semantic tags to say "and I mean something to do with programming and definately not anything to do with what this common noun means 99.9999% of the time".

[iso-8859-1]

Works great: https://www.google.de/search?q=bacon+js

[timothybone]

Until someone calls it just bacon. Inevitable.

[jamesbritt]

Which will then be confused with the Ruby testing library.

At least there the naming sort of makes sense. Spec sounds like Speck, which is German for bacon (sort of).