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From: kane@sonata.cc.purdue.edu
Subject: prefixes....
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My two bits: I think two letters is a bit more aesthetically
pleasing, at least to me.
[Some seriousness and silliness follow. You were warned!]
Does the two letter abbreviation _have_ to stand for something?
CZ RJ MW XE .... pick your favorite chemical element! your favorite
state!!
Other suggestions:
GO General Object (GOKit? General Kit?)(was this already suggested?)
RIP if we don't expect this effort to last long :-)
KY doesn't stand for anything, people will just wonder.....
AK Welsh for miscellaneous: amrywiol
RAC if the organization becomes subversive (ie RACket)
>From /usr/dict/web2: (any of these suggest anything to anyone?)
Anukit Blankit gowkit kit skit taskit
bethankit boukit howkit rakit sleekit veskit
blackit dookit Kit sarkit stickit waukit
weskit
Christopher Kane
kane@cs.purdue.edu