Name suggestions for Fedora 16

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Name suggestions are now being accepted. Please read the guidelines before contributing to maximize chances that your suggestion can be on the ballot.

Rules

This page contains community suggestions for the Fedora 16 release name. All submissions must meet the guidelines for release names.

Laughlin → Lovelock → <new name>? Lovelock is a <blank>, and so is <new name>.

The link between Laughlin and Lovelock was "both are names of cities in Nevada, USA." The link between Lovelock 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 Lovelock. The following links will also likely be rejected:

• Other cities in Nevada
• Names of living people
• Well-known trademarks

Please try to find a truly original and obscure link!

Naming Schedule

• Name collection: 3 March through 10 March
• List to Fedora Board: 11 March through 14 March
• Legal Review of Board approved names: 15 March through 22 March
• Community vote on final name: 23 March through 29 March
• Name announced: 30 March

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 "Lovelock is a <...>, and so is <YOUR_NAME>." The link to the new name cannot be the same as the link from Laughlin to Lovelock, 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.
   • Don't choose names of living people, or well-known trademarks.
   • 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

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Approval Mark Legend

Name	"Is a..."	Tested	Initial Approval	Comments	Themeable	Board Approved	Legal Approved
Gorham	Lovelock is a cave where primitive humanoids were discovered, so is Gorham (A cave on Gibraltar where evidence of Neanderthals was found)	no collisions			Archeology (sites, tools - arrow heads, city layouts, mammoths), cave paintings
Omoto	Lovelock is a mount and so is Mt. Omoto (Okinawa's tallest mountain)	no collisions
Noguera	Ray Lovelock is an actor and so is Hector Noguera			I didn't find any "Noguera Software" or so.	Hollywood, Movies, Paparazzi, trees (Noguera come from nogal "nut tree")
Barona	1/4 mile race track	no collisions
Jay	Lovelock is a Victory and so is Jay.	no collisions		"Jay" in Sanskrit means victory.
Bonnet	Lovelock is a theory of gravity and so is Gauss-Bonnet.
Sagan	Carl Sagan was an astronomer, writer and educator and so is James Lovelock. At one point both shared an office, and Sagan's first wife, Lynn Margulis, was intimately involved in the development of James Lovelock’s theories.	no collisons			Space, astronomy, extra terrestrial life
Rasputin	Lovelock is a book in the Mayflower Trilogy and so is Rasputin	Rasputin is the name of a defunct video game developing company, but beyond that I found no collisions. All Live US Trademarks on Rasputin relate to things other than computers or software.		Yes, the other Rasputin was suggested first. This one's cooler, though. Promise.	Mayflower, three, scifi, space, sea
Rasputin	Lovelock is a rock band and so is Rasputin				Music, psychedelia, psychic
Ringworld	Lovelock is a science fiction novel, and so is Ringworld	There is a Ringworld computer game, no other collisions. There were two trademarks, but they were both cancelled, cf Tess			Rings, SciFi
Lightbody	Jack Lovelock is a 1500 m Olympic Champion, and so is Jim Lightbody	There is a Lightbody & Bird Ltd in computer development (no web page), no other collisions, no Tess trademark			Light (radiation, weight)
McLuhan	James Lovelock is a futurist, and so was Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980)	None immediately found			McLuhan coined the term 'the global village' and celebrates his centennial this year
Talladega	Lovelock is a speedway, and so is Talladega	None immediately found (though a lot of, um, collisions with Daytona were found.)			Denotes speed, grabs attention of NASCAR fans; Talladega is NASCAR's "other" superspeedway
Beefy Miracle	See proof of connection here. In short: “Lovelock” is a string, that when a particular function is applied to it, results in an output of 5, and so is “Beefy Miracle”	no collisions		Isn't the link a bit too generic? Absolutely not! It's a particular algorithm. Not at all like saying "they both are words that have letters in them."	Hell yes
Neuromancer	Lovelock is a Scifi book and so is Neuromancer	no collisions I checked with Tess			SciFi
Dreadlock	Lovelock is a hairstyle (popular in 17th century), and so are Dreadlocks	no collisons			definately ... Bob Marley, anyone?
Llullaillaco	Lovelock is a place where mummies were found and so is Llullaillaco	no collisons			It's a super tall volcano, plus mummies are cool!
Mayflower	Lovelock is a book in the Mayflower Trilogy by Orson Scott Card	no collisons			SciFi or flowers
bacon	Lovelock is a place where mummies were found and mummies love bacon	delicious collisons			delicious theme possibilities
Cornrow	Lovelock is a hairstyle (popular in 17th century), cornrows are a hairstyle	no collisons			Fields, Crop Circles
Mt. Orne	Lovelock is a bridge (in California) and so is Mt. Orne (in New Hampshire).	No collisions found (One M. T. Orne has published numerous articles)		Technically, the bridge in Napa Valley is "Love Lock," but since when does whitespace matter?	Mountains and/or Covered Bridges?
Iao	Lovelock Caves is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as is 'Iao Theater' in the city of Wailuku, Maui Hawaii	no collisons			Hawaii/Tropical, Ocean/Beach, Volcanic
Legation	Lovelock Caves is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as is the 'American Legation', a building in Tangier, Morocco	no collisons		A legation was the term used in diplomacy to denote a diplomatic representative office lower than an embassy
Gaia	Ecological hypothesis or theory proposing that the biosphere and the physical components of the Earth are closely integrated to form a complex interacting system that maintains the climatic and biogeochemical conditions on Earth in a preferred homeorhesis. Originally proposed by James Lovelock (1960s).	Unfortuantly i found gaia computing. http://www.gaiacomputing.com.au/ those Australians Asmartgoat 00:14, 5 March 2011 (UTC) There was a sidux (debian derivative) named like that wikipedia article
Golding	Lovelock if the fhather of the Gaia hypothesys, this name as suggested by Golding	no collision			literature, politics, Nobel Prize, booker prize, writer
Periwig	Lovelock is a 17th/18th century men's hairstyle and so is Periwig	no collisions			The many separate hairs of FLOSS coming together as one beautiful whole.
Lennox	Lovelock is a road in Reading, UK and so is Lennox	no collision
Verne	James Lovelock is a futurologist, and so was Jules Verne	no collision found apart from individual's names			various objects from Jules Verne's novels
Nepia	Jack Lovelock was a New Zealand athlete, so was George Nepia.
Tyrie	Jack Lovelock was a New Zealand athlete, so was Harold Tyrie.
Codpiece	Codpiece was an important part of Elizabethan fashion as well as wearing a lovelock	no real collisions			ok, this one falls apart on theming possibilities
Yunupingu	Mandawuy Yunupingu is a famous Australian guitarist as is Damien Lovelock	Star Trek expanded character - Galarrwuy Yunupingu (a neyel of Jonglu)			Almost sounds like penguin- 'nuff said
spaceship	Lovelock is a conjunction of two words (love & lock) and so is spaceship (space & ship).
Flamel	James Lovelock is a chemist, and so was Nicolas Flamel	Exist a french company named Flamel Technologies http://www.flamel-technologies.fr/			Gothic, Chemistry, Alchemic, Cabal, Magic
Sunset	The Sunset Motel is in Lovelock. Conversely, nothing's better than a sunset when you're... locked in love...				Oh yes...
AbleBaker	Lovelock is a monkey in space in the book Lovelock by Orson Scott Card as Able and Baker. They were the first monkeys to survive spaceflight. AbleBaker is one word made from others two as Lovelock.			A top speed of 16,000 km/h was reached during their 16 minute flight in association to this version of Fedora. This nomination would be to honor all the beta tests of human body in space	spaceflight, space, astronomy, monkeys in space.

Approval Mark	Meaning
	Approved
	Rejected
	Under review

Rejected Suggestions

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