Paul A. Bristow wrote:
"Developing for Boost" works fine for me too, but "Under construction for" works too.
I wish we could come up with better wording. If I told you I was developing for Adobe, or that a library was under construction for Apple, you would assume a connection between me and them that we don't want to imply by this logo. I think in this case the word "for" may be part of the problem. Somehow we want to say in a short phrase, "This is not in any way part of, nor associated with boost, but I plan on submitting it later if I get to that point." "Possible Future Submission to" "Intend to submit to" "Might be a Submission to" "Preliminary proposal for" "Library Sketch For" "Not the" (just kidding;) "Developing with the thought that I might later submit to" That said, it's just a place holder. If we can't come up with something I'd be fine with using "powered by" as a place holder. After all it's not as if someone couldn't come up with a great idea and add one more icon later.
The main thing I think we are all trying to avoid is not-reviewed docs with the Boost logo, implying that they are reviewed and released.
Exactery:) I'm afraid that "developing for", or "under construction for", would imply to the greater world, who doesn't know anything about the boost submission procedure, that exactly this sort of official association exists. I'm not at all opposed to the idea, just don't think that we've come up with the right phrase, and believe that the wrong phrase is potentially more harmful than just using "powered by". I'm sorry to be such a nudge, but I don't want to create a problem similar to the one that we are trying to solve. Patrick