Announcing PyCs, a new Python-like language on .Net

[Robin Becker]

Carlos Ribeiro wrote:

> Mark,
> 
> I'm really not the best person to advise you, but don't you think that
> keeping the name Prothon (or a simple variation) would be the best
> thing to do? I know that PyCs is a totally new beast, but Prothon is
> not actually being used form practical stuff (as far as I know). So
> naming it Prothon+ or something like that may be just fine. Even
> Prothon may make the cut -- after all, you're going to keep the
> prototype concept, aren't you?
> 
> Just my thought on brand dillution.
> 
> Carlos
> 
.... I think the pro(thon) name was about prototype + python and I 
believe that the prototype basis is gone so it may not be really apt.
-- 
Robin Becker