- From: Todd Freter <Todd.Freter@Eng.Sun.COM>
- Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 13:49:38 -0800 (PST)
- To: Len Bullard <cbullard@hiwaay.net>
- cc: "Eve L. Maler" <elm@arbortext.com>, w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
Len Bullard wrote: > Eve L. Maler wrote: > > > > I like Hyper-XML -- a lot! -- as the short name, and Hypertext Enabled XML > > as the long name. In fact, for the short version, HyperXML spelled solid, > > without the hyphen, looks even better. > > > > Eve > > > > At 08:21 PM 2/4/97 +0000, Digitome Ltd. wrote: > > >I think we should look for some marketing spin in the naming. I am > > >not a marketing type and am distinctly unqualified to offer an opinion but > > >that never stopped me before:-) > > > > > >I suggest we call it "Hyper-X" being the short name for "Hyper-XML" being > > >the short name for "Hypertext enhanced eXtensible Markup Language" > > > > > >Sean Mc Grath > > >digitome@iol.ie > > I like it too. Nice, Sean. > > len > Is there any chance of confusing Hyper-X or Hyper-XML with Hyper-G, now known as HyperWave, the web server and web authoring software from the Technical University in Graz? I believe that they are in the process of commercializing this software. It certainly has its followers. -Todd. ======== Todd Freter Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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