[Slackbuilds-users] any policies for python slack packages' naming standardization?

[LukenShiro]

I'm building some SlackBuilds who are python 'packages' or scripts and 
as far as I know I've not seen this topic in how-tos, FAQ and 
discussions yet.

Do you think it could be a best practice to rename a package in order to 
have a recognizable reference to python (that is: python-xxxxx or 
xxxxx-python), even if the original .tar.gz  source is not already 
named as such?
IMHO if the name contains a direct reference to python (e.g. pyfltk, 
pydblite or pytables), no name's change should be done .. but in other 
cases?

E.g. I've just uploaded a package named "easygui", should it be renamed 
as "python-easygui", to distinguish it immediately to be a python 
program/library?

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