Proto File Naming with spaces?

It is generally a bad idea to create files with spaces in the file name? Why would Proto do that?
Any chance the spaces could be replaced with underscores instead?

Hi Brad,
I created a feature request aka idea thread on your behalf here
http://forums.adobe.com/ideas/2008
Please add your vote and any clarifying comments you would like to see included.
-Dave

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However, the resulting
"Site"folder shows the jpegs still have spaces in
their names, even though I removed them from the name
of the jpeg.
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Or, does
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(ftp) with spaces in their names?
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