Hey, Lennart Regebro wrote:
A more truthful story is that Zope Toolkit is a base for writing frameworks, and that one of those frameworks was Zope 3, now renamed to <something cool>. But the support in this thread for the previous story makes me wonder if we shouldn't push that, slightly more incorrect story, anyway. People seem to understand it. It's in this situation possible that it's better with a false story that people understand than a correct story that just adds to the confusion.
Yeah, I've been thinking the same. But I think it's even unclear what the correct story is given the lack of interest people have in the Zope 3 project beyond what the toolkit offers. I think Carsten says it well though, contrasting external and internal communication, and not just making the term "Zope 3" disappear. We should just retain the Zope 3 name to the outside world for the time being, but de-emphasize it in our communication. We push Zope Toolkit a lot more. If people want to get started using the toolkit, we point them to Grok, BFG and Plone. Regards, Martijn