I propose a name for what was the 'gnupedia' group: "Gnu/Alexandria".
As you probably know, "Alexandria" was a very famous library that
was considered at the time to be the center of all knowledge. It was,
I believe, the largest and most inclusive library on the planet.
But, it was destroyed.
This is a romantic name for the project, and it adequately captures
the grand vision that many of you have for a wide-open repository
of knowledge.
And this doesn't compete directly with Nupedia's mission, and it
doesn't 'fork' our work unnecessarily. This is more general work,
with a bigger and broader mission. Rather than creating a *single*
work in the library of knowledge, GNU/Alexandria can create a set
of *tools* and a *repository* for _all_ works in the library of knowledge.
This is complementary to what we are doing.
--Jimbo