Like the subject says... what does this have to do with ColdFusion? 
Perhaps it's better suited to an off-topic list. :o/

Cheers,
Chris

Adam Churvis wrote:
>>> Woot.com has no legal statement whatsoever, and "woot" was used in 
>>> Chaucer's time, so it's pretty old.  Gamers have been using "Woot!" 
>>> for a long time, too.  It's a common enough word that can mean 
>>> multiple things.  Also, WOOT! cannot be confused with what woot.com 
>>> does.
>>>
>>> I don't think they'll have a problem with it.
>>>       
>
>   
>> Even if that's the case, I think giving your professional application a name 
>> that is very similar to a well-know, somewhat anti-establishment with a 
>> very happy-go-lucky attitude sales web site is asking for an uphill 
>> marketing battle.
>>     
>
>   
>> How certain are you that the target market for your application won't find 
>> the name choice a bit, well, goofy?  If WOOT! was a acronym for a longer 
>> name, that would probably fly, but otherwise it seems to merely be an 
>> attempt to be hip and clever which may be lost on your audience.
>>     
>
> Our marketing guru, Ugata B. Kidden, tells us that this simply isn't the 
> case.  Perhaps you remember him as Dr. Ugata B. Kidden, the recently deposed 
> Minister of the Treasury of Uganda.  We spent a lot of money freeing him from 
> that jail cell, and ever since, he's returned the favor with some really 
> spiffy marketing knowledge that's just swell.
>
> Hey-- Woot's just a really cool and useful product, and we constantly called 
> out "Woot!" while working on the project and hitting milestones, so what the 
> hell, you know?
>
>
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Adam Phillip Churvis
> Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
> BlueDragon Alliance Founding Committee
>
>
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