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The official project name is SeaMonkey (not "Sea Monkey" or Seamonkey).  SeaMonkey has been the project's codename since the time of Netscape.
There is no official project name as of yet, however the [[SeaMonkey:Project_Organization#SeaMonkey_Council|Council]] (project management team) has decided on a project name.  The Mozilla Foundation is currently submitting the name as a US trademark on the project's behalf.  Once the name has been cleared, it will be announced publicly.
 
Most of the documentation refers to the project as SeaMonkey.  SeaMonkey has been the project's codename since the time of Netscape, and will probably continue to be the codename.  If the offical name is not SeaMonkey, the visual documentation will be changed to reflect the new name.


SeaMonkey will start as version 1.0, after alpha and beta releases.
SeaMonkey will start as version 1.0, after alpha and beta releases.

Revision as of 13:14, 6 June 2005

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What’s in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet; 
   Romeo and Juliet (William Shakespeare)


There is no official project name as of yet, however the Council (project management team) has decided on a project name. The Mozilla Foundation is currently submitting the name as a US trademark on the project's behalf. Once the name has been cleared, it will be announced publicly.

Most of the documentation refers to the project as SeaMonkey. SeaMonkey has been the project's codename since the time of Netscape, and will probably continue to be the codename. If the offical name is not SeaMonkey, the visual documentation will be changed to reflect the new name.

SeaMonkey will start as version 1.0, after alpha and beta releases.