Basically, that's false information. The reason why Bottles is called that is because, well, wine is normally stored in bottles. I think it's the most straightforward reasoning one can make. (Disclaimer: Bottles creator here).
I have never been inspired by CrossOver, never used CrossOver (maybe the version for Chromebook, but I'm not certain), and was not aware of CrossOver's terminology Taking a look (from what can be understood from the screenshots), well, the two software are extremely different, and the only similarity is actually their purpose, which is to simplify and automate Wine.
If I were you, I wouldn't have mentioned that you're on the CrossOver team because it's not a wise statement to make.
I have never been inspired by CrossOver, never used CrossOver (maybe the version for Chromebook, but I'm not certain), and was not aware of CrossOver's terminology Taking a look (from what can be understood from the screenshots), well, the two software are extremely different, and the only similarity is actually their purpose, which is to simplify and automate Wine.
If I were you, I wouldn't have mentioned that you're on the CrossOver team because it's not a wise statement to make.