Hi, I'm expecting to publicly release the library of a Haskell-embedded Domain Specific Language, ForSyDe [1], in a few weeks time. However, I'm not still sure of what would be the most appropriate place in the hierarchy where to "plug" the library. To provide a little background, ForSyDe is aimed at modelling systems, and its implementation shares many concepts with Lava [2], the successful Haskell-embedded HDL. So the my question could be rephrased as "If you had to adapt the Lava library to the namespace extension, where would you put it?" My options are: 1) Use Language.ForSyDe But I don't know if embedded-languages really fit here since they don't explicitly "operate on source code" for the end-user (i.e. they don't transform or make computations over the representation of a language but rather provide the language itself) 2) Use the Org root name. However, we don't still have a domain, don't really think we'll have it any time soon, and besides, although the "Org" root name is proposed in the namespace extension, it doesn't really seem to be used in practice (tell me if I'm wrong). 3) Use our own root name: "ForSyDe". That's how it's currently implemented, but I guess that one of the purposes of having a namespace extension was precisely to avoid people adding their own root names. I would really appreciate any advice regarding this matter. Thanks in advance, Alfonso Acosta [1] http://www.imit.kth.se/info/FOFU/ForSyDe/ [2] http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~koen/Lava/