Dear Colleagues, I have been inundated with mail about a proposed name change for the "Peripatetic Seminar on Sheaves and Logic". I would like to make two points: 1 several people seem to be pressing a "reply" button and thereby communicating their response with the rest of the world. I suggest you send them only to me unless you specifically want them distributed worldwide: I will acknowledge receipt of each, and I am collecting them all to pass to Dana in due course for a decision. 2 so far, the great majority of replies want to retain the current name. I humbly submit that some may not be taking the concern sufficiently seriously. I organized the last meeting, and some intelligent, very interesting people in closely related areas felt the meeting would be irrelevant to them because of the name. Of those, I convinced some to attend, but even then, they did so skeptically. Others evidently thought I misrepresented the nature of the meeting and did not come. Presumably, others did not attend but did not tell me their concerns. It seems to me that it is of fundamental importance that such a seminar welcome new intelligent interesting people in closely related areas: so if we are not to change the name, I suggest people send alternative suggestions to resolve the problem. All the best, John.