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Al Clark <dsp@danvillesignal.com> writes:
> [...]
> So call it whatever you like..... 

I choose to call it by the name that the pioneers and
inventors call it. If other individuals and/or companies
have subsequently come to call it something else, then
they are the ones that have departed from the convention,
not I. 
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Randy Yates <yates@ieee.org> wrote in news:mzn59j6l.fsf@ieee.org:

> Al Clark <dsp@danvillesignal.com> writes:
>> [...]
>> So call it whatever you like..... 
> 
> I choose to call it by the name that the pioneers and
> inventors call it. If other individuals and/or companies
> have subsequently come to call it something else, then
> they are the ones that have departed from the convention,
> not I. 

My dogs used to have a pet cat that my daughter and wife named "Ginger"
They found out when they took the cat to the vet to be spayed that 
neutering might be more appropriate.

I thought "Ginger" was kind of a girl name (yes I know of Ginger Baker), so 
we changed his name to "The cat formerly known as Ginger" or "Formerly".

Just because they named him first, didn't necessarily mean they got it 
right. 

My wife kept calling him "Ginger" and I called him "Formerly" or "Cat".
Everyone (except Formerly (or Ginger)) lived happily ever after. 



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Al Clark
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