Author: Martin Grabriel
Date: 23:07:46 08/16/00
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I don't think you can reserve a product name when the product is not materialised yet. But I may be wrong. Anyway, even "Rebel" has been used by both Ed Schroder and a company which produces "Rebel Strip Poker" (I am sure Ed didn't produce the latter). "Shredder" has also been used as a name in a software related to file security. I have also seen "Fritz" being used as name for some hardware. Use any search engine and type the popular brand names for chess...many things crop up.. On August 17, 2000 at 01:55:28, Jason Williamson wrote: >Whats the traditional way of doing this? I have started work on my engine...(if >you can call learning how to write the basic algorithims work) ... and have a >name in mind for it. So, when is it ok to basicly say that name is taken? > >JW
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