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> In the US, someone can copyright code, but not the idea or > acronym. They can't protect the acronym unless they register it as a > trademark (e.g., Sun's JDBC). In the UK, you can protect an unregistered trademark if you can prove that people have been misled into buying your rival's product when they thought they were buying yours. But I'd have to be a very greedy lawyer to suggest such a course of action... Mike Kay [this is not legal or professional advice]
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