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Re: autoFAQpost /general/~u.can_i_use_lugnet_name_or_logo.en.faq
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Sat, 14 Aug 1999 07:40:04 GMT
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In lugnet.faq, Todd Lehman writes:
In lugnet.faq, mattdm@mattdm.org (Matthew Miller) writes:
Todd Lehman <lehman@javanet.com> wrote:
It's an acronym (well, a pseudo-acronym):  [L]EGO [U]sers [G]roup
[NET]work
So how do you feel about "LUGnet"?
It does place the syllabic emphasis correctly, but it still looks very
wrong to me, and I think it leads to people writing all sorts of other
mis-capitalizations.  I've seen all of these, for example:

  LUGNet
  LugNet
  LugNET
[...]

I just saw "KPNQwest" in the headlines and it reminded me...  Another reason
the capitalization "LUGNet" is icky is because it has a higher chance of
being mispronounced similar to "PSINet" and other similar names.

If you remember those PSINet commercials going around about a year ago,
PSINet is pronounced "pee-ess-EYE-net," not "SIGH-net" or "PSI-net."

I'd hate for someone to see "LUGNet" and read that as "ell-you-GEE-net."

--Todd

p.s.  This is making me start to rethink the capitalization of AucZILLA
(which, actually, has the u and c in small caps, not lowercase :)



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(...) It does place the syllabic emphasis correctly, but it still looks very wrong to me, and I think it leads to people writing all sorts of other mis- capitalizations. I've seen all of these, for example: LUGNet LugNet LugNET and I think many of (...) (25 years ago, 16-Jul-99, to lugnet.faq)

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