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On Sunday 19 January 2003 20:31, Michael Kay wrote:
> In this country at least (the UK), you can be sued for issuing a false
> trade description if you sell a product under the name "ConciseXML" that
> is not both concise and XML. This is quite regardless of trademark
> protection.
That'd open interesting cans of worms about "what is XML", with a strong
argument being quite easily based on it being treatable as a PSVI and all
that abstract data model stuff, though... I can see that going in favour of
it being "a concise form of XML", myself...
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