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The link between Constantine and Goddard was "both are names of rocket scientists."  The link between Goddard and the new name must be ''different'' than that link, and ''different'' from any other previous link.
The link between Constantine and Goddard was "both are names of rocket scientists."  The link between Goddard and the new name must be ''different'' than that link, and ''different'' from any other previous link.


{{admon/note | General links automatically rejected | General links such as "is a word" or "is a location", while technically within the scope of the rules, will most certainly be '''rejected''' by the Fedora Board.  Remember, the goal is to come up with a ''creative'' link to Constantine.  '''The following links will also likely be rejected:'''
{{admon/note | General links automatically rejected | General links such as "is a word" or "is a location", while technically within the scope of the rules, will most certainly be '''rejected''' by the Fedora Board.  Remember, the goal is to come up with a ''creative'' link to Goddard.  '''The following links will also likely be rejected:'''
* Other kinds of scientists
* Other kinds of scientists
* ...
* ...

Revision as of 00:10, 31 March 2010

NAME SUGGESTIONS NOT BEGUN.
Please stay tuned for an announcement in Fedora that naming for Fedora 14 has started.

Rules

This page contains community suggestions for the Fedora 13 release name. All submissions must meet the guidelines for release names.

Constantine → Goddard → <new name>? Goddard is a <blank>, and so is <new name>.

The link between Constantine and Goddard was "both are names of rocket scientists." The link between Goddard and the new name must be different than that link, and different from any other previous link.

General links automatically rejected
General links such as "is a word" or "is a location", while technically within the scope of the rules, will most certainly be rejected by the Fedora Board. Remember, the goal is to come up with a creative link to Goddard. The following links will also likely be rejected:
  • Other kinds of scientists
  • ...
Please try to find a truly original and obscure link!

Naming Schedule

PROPOSED:

  • Name collection: April 5 to April 12
  • List to Fedora Board: April 12 to April 15
  • Legal Review of Board approved names: April 15 to April 21
  • Community vote on final name: April 22 to 28
  • Name announced: April 29

Name Suggestions

Please read carefully.
The instructions below will help prevent some suggestions from being eliminated early.

How to use this table

  1. Come up with a name idea. Put the name in the first column.
  2. Determine whether it passes the "is-a" test. You must be able to truthfully complete the sentence "Constantine is a <...>, and so is <YOUR_NAME>." The link to the new name cannot be the same as the link from Leonidas to Constantine, nor any other previous link. Mark the link in the appropriate column, such as "type of chemical reaction," "deep-sea organism."
    • Don't choose obvious links, because they usually result in uninteresting names.
    • Don't choose very general names or unclear links.
    • Do choose obscure links to interesting things, which makes for a better name.
    • Do avoid all previous links wherever possible.
    • Do make sure there are at least a couple of ways to link out of the new name to the next name -- and they must be unique too!
  3. Use Google to search for possible trademark collisions. First search for the term itself along with "+software", and then broaden your search to include "+computer", "+hardware", "+technology", "+IT", and so on. Do not skimp on this step.
    • If you find a collision, it is best to find another name. Names that cause collisions will be eliminated by Red Hat's Legal department and thus waste their time, which is a valuable commodity for Fedora. Help us maximize their effectiveness by weeding out names that are trademarks of other entities, especially those in the IT industry.
    • If the collision is outside the IT/computing market, you can still submit the name but you should note the collision in the "Tested" column, and include a link to the site where the collision was found.
    • If you find no collisions, make that notation in the "Tested" column.
  4. Do not mark the approval columns. These are reserved for the approval authorities such as the Board and Red Hat Legal.


Suggestion Table

Name "Is a..." Tested Initial Approval Themeable Board Approved Legal Approved
Burton Constantine the African translated several important books and documents in his time. And so is Sir Richard Burton, a translator, who gave us the english versons of The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night and The Perfumed Garden Yes. There is a Burton Snowboards and a Burtons clothing store in the UK, but no tech collision except for a chemical process known as the Burton Process Yes: history, geography, vegetation, chemistry, and sports.
Viktoria / Victoria Constantine (The Trickster) is a character from Thief game, and so is Viktoria.
Crystal Constantine Lake is a lake in the state of Colorado in the USA, as is Crystal Lake. A "Crystal Lake" is also the setting for a particular series of movies. Water
Xerxes Also known as Xerxes the Great, king of ancient Persia. Moreover the board computer from System Shock 2 game. History
Botany Constantine is a bay in the UK, and so is Botany (in Australia), It is also the science of plants Yes Yes (plants)
Coliseo in Spanish, means Colosseum, a monument in Rome. One of the Seven Wonders of the World, symbol of the greatness. Both Constantine and Coliseo are monument in Rome.
Maximus Magnus Maximus was a usurper in the Western Roman Empire, elevated by Gerontius, a general of Constantine III and his military governor of Spain.
Temüjin Birth name of the founder, Khan (ruler) and Khagan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire, the largest contiguous empire in history... He came to power by uniting many of the nomadic tribes of northeast Asia.
Agnon (Agnomon) Constantine is an ancient king who conducted his people into Asia Minor, and so is Agnon (Agnon was a tribal patriarch in the Scythian/Milesian bloodline that Constantine descends from, the race of Fenius) Celtic & Byzantine; myth & legend
Hellsten (Constantine,Hellsten) is a hotel in (Istanbul,Stockholm) Yes
Monterey Constantine is a bay, and so is Monterey Yes, no conflict Yes
Amanjena (Constantine,Amanjena) is a hotel in (Istanbul,Marrakech) Amanjena is at the 12 km marker. 12+1 = 13 Yes
Keating name of a figure involved in a prominent American political scandal (Keating Five, Eliot Spitzer) Yes (Really? How? --PWF (Celtic patterns! --mizmo) (Cool! -- PWF)
Macbeth Pictish King Yes
Kennedy the first Catholic ruler of his nation/empire
Gates Ivy League professor that was a victim of racism covered by the news media.
Manahen Constantine is a Syrian citizen and so is Manahen
Lincoln Leader during a civil war Yes
Underwood finalist in American Idol season 4
Stars indie-rock band from Toronto, Canada. Yes
Blue Ridge name of a carpet manufacturer in the Dalton, GA area Yes
Ronan name of a Cornish saint (Another religious figure? --PWF) (the link from leonidas was 'king' not 'saint' --mizmo)
Truro a civil parish in Cornwall (There is City of Truro steam engine)
Ashoka Ashoka is an emperor. Ashoka is also the name of a flowering tree found in South Asia.
Lynley Inspector Lynley is a fictional detective. Captain John Constantine is also a fictional detective. Can't see conflict unless the name of Lynley itself is trademarked yes, detective paraphernalia
Plato Constantine is a street name in Cainta, Rizal, Philippines and so is Plato.
Gordian Roman emperor
Jovian 4th Century Roman emperor
Charles Constantine was an emperor and so was Charles (IV).
Ramanujan Constantine Caratheodory was a famous mathematician, so was Srinivasa Ramanujan (they were also of a same era) Yes, symbols. And 1729 too. Ramanujan Number:)
Buland Darwaza The Arch of Constantine is a triumphal arch in Rome, so is Buland Darwaza. Yes
Megavissey Constantine Bay is in Cornwall, so is Megavissey. Yes
Commodus Roman emperor. Yes
Watergate Bay in Cornwall. Yes
Sobers Sir Garfield Sobers, West Indian allrounder, as was Sir Learie Constatine. Yes
Methodius Constantine is a missionary of Christianity to the Slavs, so is Methodius (mcsontos: as co-authors of first Slavic alphabet could be considered bringing literacy. Also siblings. [1] ) Yes, Slavic, Byzantine, and some Early Middle Ages stuff
Segovia Spanish City, birthplace of Constantine's successor Theodosius the Great, last Roman emperor. Yes, no relevancy, city located Software companies Yes, Vitruvius work´s. Bridge & Water architecture
Cesar Constantine is a Roman emperor and Cesar too
Independence Constantine is a fort location in Fallout 3 game and Independence too
Namuncura Constantine is a Saint and Ceferino Namuncurá too
Vojtech Constantine is a Saint person and Vojtěch is too
Qin Shi Huang Controversial emperors
Torquemada 1986 Eagle award winner possible conflict with Torquemada games
Klaatu 'Klaatu' and 'Constantine' are both characters played by Keanu Reeves in movies
Manfredi Gregory M. Constantine and Juan J. Manfredi are both professors of the Department of Mathematics of the Pittsburgh University
Asimov Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (Константи́н Эдуа́рдович Циолко́вский) was a Russian futurist and sci-fi writer. So was Isaac Asimov. Robots!
Spiegel According to WikiPedia, Keanu Reeves is going to play "Spike Spiegel" in the upcoming Cowboy Bebop movie. He also played Constantine before Cowboy Bebop (anime/manga), Sci-Fi OR given that Spiegel (german) translates to mirror, use that as a theme
Goddard Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (Константи́н Эдуа́рдович Циолко́вский) was a rocket scientist, so was Robert Goddard Rockets
Birgitta Constantine I is a saint, and so is Birgitta Birgersdotter of Sweden Yes, found no collision Yes, saints of all kinds
Celestine Constantine is a pope, and so is Celestine V Yes, found no collision Yes, popes (of all kinds)
Eusebius Constantine is 4th Century Christian Figure, so is Eusibius. (Eusibius was Constantine's Historian) Yes, only personal programmers with first or last names of Eusebius
Sinaiticus Constantine is a 4th Century Christian object, so is the Codex Sinaiticus. (Some believe the Codex Sinataitus was one of 50 bibles ordered by Constantine to be produced). Future connections: Codex Sinaiticus is an ancient parchment document. Codex Sinaiticus is a book/document in the British Library/Russian National Library/Leipiz University Library/St Catherine's Monastary. Yes, found no collision yes
Sequoia Beautiful tree, well known for its surprising height and age. Yes
Blue Bolt Constantine is a superhero created by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and John Totleben. Blue Bolt is a Superhero in the public domain. Blue Bolt was created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. http://pdsh.wikia.com/wiki/Blue_Bolt BAM CRASH POW
Nemo Constantine is a character created in part by Alan Moore. Alan Moore used Captain Nemo in his Extraordinary Gentleman series. (characters in public domain)
Ozymandias Constantine is a character created in part by Alan Moore. Alan Moore used Ozymandias in his Watchmen series. Also a poem.
Lucky Constantine is a vendor of woodworking tools [2], so is Lucky [3]. Contrarian take on 13. Lots of parked pages for google 'lucky computer' - a vendor called "My Lucky Computer" appears to exist in Texas Horse shoes (riff on Omega), rabbits feet, four-leaf clovers, etc. (most cultures have luck symbols )
Vikramaditya A legendary king famed for his wisdom, valour and magnanimity as Constantine was. More interestingly, both Vikramaditya (meaning Sun of Valour) and Constantine(initially) were Sun worshippers. yes, no conflict yes, Indian legends and myths
Pazhassi Constantine is a king and so is Pazhassi Raja (King from Kerala, India) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pazhassi_Raja Yes, No conflicts Yes
Romulus Constantine is a Roman Emperor. Romulus is the last Western Roman Emperor. Yes
Atahualpa Constantine was a Roman Emperor. Atahualpa was an Inca Emperor. Yes
Fahrenheit Original XBOX game Yes, no conflict Yes, weather
Midnite 'Constantine' is a character in the same-named movie and so is Midnite. Yes, e.g. a moon, blue night sky
Torque Village Roadshow/Warner Bro Picture Yes, no conflict Yes, physics
Vonzell American Idol season 4 contestant Yes, no conflict
Haridopolos Florida state senator Yes, no conflict
Siplin Florida state senator Yes, no conflict
Thrasher Florida state senator Yes, yes
Villalobos Florida state senator Yes, no conflict
Charalambos Constantine is a greek name so is Charalambos Yes, yes
Agesilaos Constantine is a great king of the Roman Empire. Agesilaos(Ἀγησίλαος) is a great king of the mighty people of Sparta. No conflicts found
Casablanca old movie the 1942. name means white (blanca) house (casa). one of the largest artificial ports in the world. place how hosted the Casablanca Conference in 1943. Yes
Ferdinand Ferdinand I of León and Castile was called The Great, so was Constantine I of Rome. Yes.
Palaeologus Constantine is previous ruler of Constantinople, so is Palaiologos. (Constantinople, Byzantium, at al are all the ancient names of the city Istanbul.) -- kaio Yes [4] [5] [6] [7] Ref: Byzantine Style Mosaic [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]
Mascara Constantine is a province in Algeria, so is Mascara. Yes
Kublai Constantine is an emperor of the Roman Empire, so Kublai is an emperor of the Mongolia. Yes [14]
Isabella (Isabel) Queen regnant of Cilician Armenia (1219-1252) [15]. Constantine of Barbaron, Armenian noble, was her guardian and then she was married with Hethum, his son Yes, found a font and freeware game "Princess Isabella: A Witch's Curse" Yes, medieval Europe themes
Langstrom Constantine is the last name of a character in comics, so as Langstrom. Comics
Hammurabi First King of Babylonian Empire. Constantine is a mighty King so is Hammurabi.
Horseshoe Constantine is a lake in Eagle County CO; Horseshoe is a lake in Sedgwick County KS. Another spin on the "lucky" theme. Yes, no apparent conflicts. UPDATE: oops Horseshoe Technologies.
Gloriana Constantine is a character of Arthurian legends (based on the historical figure), and so is Gloriana, the Faerie Queen. [16] Yes, found a font and a pc game Yes, Arthurian legends or fairy theme
Muenster Constantine is a variety of cheese[17], as is muenster No obvious collisions
Severus Constantine is a Triumphal Arch in Rome. Severus is also the name of an ancient roman arch. No problems found (What about Harry Potter?)
Helena Saints Constantine and Helena is a resort town on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast Yes, No problems found
Spitzer Constantine is a mathematician, so is (Frank) Spitzer Yes, no obvious problems
Stanley Constantine Beskov was a famous Russian football player. Stanley Matthews was famous UK football player. They played together during the first tour of a Soviet club to the West (Dynamo Moscow - Arsenal, Britain, 1945). Football, sports
Photios (Saint) Constantine studied at the University of Constantinople as did Saint Photios
Karius Constantine (Valley) is an undersea feature just north east of Amchitka island, south west of Alaska. Karius Canyon is also an undersea feature just south west of the Amchitka Island. Yes, no conflicts Water, Ice, Depth, Marine, Arctic
Loana Constantine is a sobriquet of an African dynastic ruler (descendant of Solomon and Sheba - real name Zara Yakob[18]) as is Loana (Ever Youthful Rain Queen - real name Modjadji[19]) Yes, only references to Umberto Eco's book Rain
Katherine Princess Katherine was the child of King Constantine I of Greece. [20] Yes [21]
Nikias General Nikias was a general in ancient Athens during the Peloponnesian War and drove the peace process with King Leonidas of Sparta. King Constantine was the last emperor of ancient Greece as we know it. The name means victorious. [22]
Peteca female dog name Yes [23]
Caroline There are a Constantine rock in California [24] [25], and so is a Big Caroline rock in Australia [26] Yes, found Carolina Software, Inc. (one letter differs)
Copernicus on honor to Nicolaus Copernicus, because was the first astronomer to formulate a comprehensive heliocentric cosmology, which displaced the Earth from the center of the universe.

the propietary software was displaced by Fedora of the center of the world

Jason Constantine is the name of a main character of a movie and so is Jason (movie). Yes, found two possible issues but need verification (1 and 2
Charlotte There are several Constantine airports in the world [27] [28] [29], so is a Charlotte airport Yes, found Charlotte Software Systems Planes, flights, air, sky
Matrix Constantine is the name of a movie staring Keanu Reeves, and so is The Matrix.
Hermione John Constantine is a fictional British wizard, and so is Hermione Granger. Yes Wizardry, Magic
Ashurbanipal Constantine is a king, and emperor, and so is Ashurbanipal, who has created the world very first ancient library in Assyria. Yes Yes, library hall, similarly as an sanctuary - with in the middle the statue of the king [30]
Azaña Constantine II was an European chief of state (the last King of Greece) ousted by a fascistic dictatorship. So was Manuel Azaña, last President of the Spanish Republic, ousted by Franco. Yes
Alexandrine Alexandrine, Queen of Denmark, and Constantine I, king of Greece, was grand commanders of the Danish chivalric Order of the Dannebrog [31] Yes, no problems found
Apostate Flavius Claudius Julianus, known also as Julian, Julian the Apostate was born at Constantinople in 331. His father was Julius Constantius, half-brother of the rome emperor Constantine through Constantius Chlorus. Was Roman Emperor (Caesar, November 355 to February 360; Augustus, February 360 to June 363), last of the Constantinian dynasty. Julian was a man of "unusually complex character": he was "the military commander, the theosophist, the social reformer, and the man of letters" Yes, no problems found
Penguin Constantine was an emperor, emperor is a type of penguin. Also Kevin Constantine was a coach for the Pittsburgh Penguins Yes, possible conflict with [32] although it seems no trademark was ever registered. Tux, Antartica, Everything Linux!
Dominic is a saint as is Constantine, and is the patron saint of civil engineering Yes, none found civil engineering
Dryden is a translator as is Constantine. He was an influential English poet, literary critic, translator, and playwright. Yes, no conflicts found written word
Eustathios / Eustathius is a (greek) name meaning steadfast, so is Constantine (in latin) [33] only names of persons found Byzantine. [34]
Enmerkar is an author of a writing system [35], so is Constantine/Konstantin aka Cyril [36] Metal band of same name found. Plenty: anything Babylonian, Summerian, Assyrian; Alphabet(s),...
Ancient Snot is an anagram of Constantine, so is Constantine. Or if Mono's included, how about "Contains Net"?
Han-sur-Lesse Constantine, Cornwall is a place near 50°7'N, 5°10'W, Han-sur-Lesse (Belgium) is a place on the other side of the Greenwich Meridian (50°7'N, 5°10'E) yes caves
Roma Constantine was Roman emperor and Rome was the centre of the Roman Empire
Byzas is a founder of Byzantium, the city later known as Constantinople was founded by Constantine.
Name "Is a..." Tested Initial Approval Themeable Board Approved Legal Approved


Various connections that could be explored. "Goddard is a ..."

  • a lunar crater
  • a drinking vessel
  • a major space science laboratory
  • ...

Approval Mark Legend

Approval Mark Meaning
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Rejected Suggestions

Name "Is a..." Tested Initial Approval Themeable Board Approved Legal Approved