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-The Naminator eliminates human readable names, to make way for computer
-names for SkyNet.  Or something.
-
-In world names can be anything, but they map more or less to file names
-and URLs, so the names have to be munged accordingly.  A further issue
-is that different in world objects can have the same name.  Lots of
-copies of the same thing, or two different things that happen to be
-called the same thing.  No one is gonna individually name each tree in a
-forest, or every lamppost in the city.  File names and URLs have to be
-unique.  The Naminator deals with munging names to deal with these
-issues.  It should generate names that are compatible with a variety of
-operating and file systems, as well as being URL compatible.  This is
-such a useful thing to do that it should be a shared library, even if it
-will be tiny.