> > Does it really matter what companies call their products? > > Er, yes it does, otherwise how are people going to recognise them?
I meant why should someone bother getting offended? > > This all reminds > > me of everyone getting upset over the name of SATAN. *shrugs* I always tag > > anything I make with a word I invented so I know nobody else has it > > trademarked. > > That is nice, but companies also like to use memorable names if > possible. If one is lucky enough to find a memorable term that is not > widely used within the context of what you are doing, then you are mad > not to use it. Most anything can be easy to remember if you don't go nuts and call your product DC294.59-32xb or something equally retarded. Thinking up cute acronymns can be amussing but is hardly useful unless you tweak it to make it easy to locate. I think 'Walmart Superstore' makes more sense than if they'd named all their stores something cute like 'BASS' (big ass super store). Not that the cute acronyms aren't fun but I hardly think they are important enough to hold a religious debate over. :) _______________________________________________ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/chat
