clarify naming further

diff --git a/717076_libjpeg/cjwatson_draft.txt b/717076_libjpeg/cjwatson_draft.txt
index 375369ed4e8947103bbd7c6204bb3c71c87d4b5f..0cc97d22b72b553cfad26b939c5daa5d6981b432 100644 (file)
--- a/717076_libjpeg/cjwatson_draft.txt
+++ b/717076_libjpeg/cjwatson_draft.txt
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
   Whereas:
 
-   1. There is a dispute between Developers about whether IJG libjpeg8/9
-      (hereafter simply "IJG libjpeg") or libjpeg-turbo should be the
-      default libjpeg implementation in Debian.  The release team does
-      not want to have more than one libjpeg implementation.
+   1. There is a dispute between Developers about whether libjpeg8/9 or
+      libjpeg-turbo should be the default libjpeg implementation in
+      Debian.  The release team does not want to have more than one
+      libjpeg implementation.
 
-   2. The Debian IJG libjpeg maintainer does not see libjpeg-turbo as a
+   2. The Debian libjpeg8 maintainer does not see libjpeg-turbo as a
       suitable replacement, and notes that it does not implement the
       full libjpeg8/9 ABI.
 
@@ -35,8 +35,8 @@
       --without-mem-srcdst.
 
    9. While libjpeg-turbo can be configured with support for much of the
-      newer interfaces in IJG libjpeg, it does not support the
-      SmartScale API.  However, images with this extension may have
+      newer interfaces in libjpeg8, it does not support the SmartScale
+      API.  However, images with this extension may have
       interoperability problems.  Those developers advocating
       libjpeg-turbo generally suggest disabling the libjpeg7/libjpeg8
       APIs there.
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ A     libjpeg.  Under 6.1(4), we overrule this decision and require that
 A     this Provides be removed in accordance with the libjpeg-turbo
 A     transition plan.
 
-B 10. The Technical Committee resolves that IJG libjpeg should remain
+B 10. The Technical Committee resolves that libjpeg8/9 should remain
 B     the libjpeg implementation in Debian, using its power under 6.1(2)
 B     to decide on technical matters of overlapping jurisdiction.