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Funny project code on https://www.atlassian.com/ ?!?

Radu Dumitriu

I just wanted to download JIRA 6 on atlassian.com and I just spotted a funny project code in the upfront image.

Is this some subconscious speaking? WTF has a complete different meaning to me ...

Accepted answers

Morgan Friberg [Atlassian]

Hey guys, I'm on the Marketing team here. WTF was the original name of our web team which stood for Website Task Force. The team's responsibilities have broadened, and they now call themselves the 'Imagineering' team, but the project to file tickets for them has remained as 'WTF.'

All comments

Theinvisibleman

Hi Radu,

Although I'm not part of the team that made the website, I believe that the project key in the image at our Atlassian site was not meant to be offensive or have any other meanings

Radu Dumitriu

Yeah, I can imagine, that's why I blamed in on somebody's subconscious. However I doubt that if I would create a banner with WTF it will get approved on m.a.c.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

My main client at the moment has a couple of offices with long boring names, so they abbreviate them. To WTF and LHC. There's some comedy mileage in those every time... :-)

Radu Dumitriu

Large Hadron Collider ? Heh.

Morgan Friberg [Atlassian]

Radu Dumitriu

WTF is a good code for Marketing, true

Marked it as accepted.

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