Andreas' latest commit had me looking at my SIP stack for the first time 
in a while.

I had named it Network-SIP, because SIP's a network protocol, and I 
thought of the naming convention as indicating a nested approach.

It seems that I'm mistaken here though - really, categories are a flat 
space, so classes in Network-SIP show up as part of the Network package.

If I now understand correctly then, the mapping between class categories 
and packages uses the first token of the category name (so the 
characters before the first '-'). Is that right?

If so then I think I should rename my categories from Network-SIP-Foo 
to, say, SipStack-Foo, yes? (Like WebClient isn't Network-WWW.)

frank