On 9/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
bsnyder wrote:
>
> Yeah, the use of ServiceMix is forbidden AFAIK because the ASF owns
> the term. And as far as MixDepot is concerned, according to
> http://www.mixdepot.net/, a company named Hybridized Sound holds the
> copyright.
>
> I think we need to keep brainstorming.
>
Too bad :-(
As Smix is speakable (like "twix") and sometimes used as abbreviation, we
could just replace it, so try SmixDepot, BeyondSmix etc.
Some ideas, not checked for any legal stuff
smext (servicemix EXTensions) 1k results (similar to "to taste" in some
languages)
smixes (like spoken "servicemix's") <1k
smore (servicemix & more), 300k
smuff (servicemix stuff) 13k (very similar to snuff, an oral tabacco sold in
Sweden)
mixus (mix us) 300k
CoMo (Components and more), 800M :-( so better combinations like SMixCoMo
(zero results)
We tend to abbreviate ServiceMix by calling it SMX (ess-emm-exx) and
there are usually plays on that.
Bruce
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