Re: NuGet package ID prefix reservation

2018-05-01 Thread Matt Sicker
Based on the marketing guidelines a certain company is now using for a different Apache project, I think the simplest way to avoid issues would be to include a trademark disclaimer on pages including the name log4net as well as making sure to call it "Apache log4net" in titles and such. A disclaime

Re: NuGet package ID prefix reservation

2018-05-01 Thread Dominik Psenner
Thanks for sharing this idea! I'm a great fan of this. Please do not misunderstand my late response, lately spare time has become really rare, sorry. Further I hope that in the near future, we may decide to split up log4net into multiple packages. This trend can be observed about everywhere, also l

Re: NuGet package ID prefix reservation

2018-04-29 Thread Matt Sicker
It certainly sounds like a good idea. As for sub prefixes, that's an interesting question because there would be Apache trademark issues there potentially, though I'm not entirely sure about that and would need to investigate further. On 28 April 2018 at 00:27, Sean Rose wrote: > Now that NuGet

NuGet package ID prefix reservation

2018-04-27 Thread Sean Rose
Now that NuGet has package ID prefix reservation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/id-prefix-reservation) are there plans to reserve the log4net.* prefix? If so, will a particular sub prefix be left available for community created packages? For example: - log4net.Community