Do I understand rightly that COHCO.org cannot be used, only cohco.org?
Would seem to be a real pity because capitals just look better.
Elisabeth
At 09:11 14.05.2004 -0500, you wrote:
>On May 13, 2004, at 7:38 PM, Geoffrey Rockwell wrote:
>
>>John,
>>
>>I would suggest one of these two:
>>
>>Organization of Humanities Computing Organizations (ohco.org)
>>
>>[OHCO could stand for OHCO is not another Humanities Computing
>>Organization :-)]
>>
>>or
>>
>>Consortium of Humanities Computing Organizations (cohco.org)
>>
>>Both echo something from our history. COCOA was the first concordance
>>program on the Atlas at Oxford, if my memory serves, from which we got
>>the COCOA markup language used in TACT and other programs.
>>
>>I like them both. What do others think?
>
>
>OHCO, Inc. is one of the largest dealers of and processors of textile
>remnants, fabric stock lots, closeouts, overruns, and wiping cloths.
>
>Ohco/Oriental Herb Company
>
>COHCO appears to be a french artist, working in textiles:
>
>http://www.legoutdumonde.fr/14DbioCOHCO.htm
>
>We'll rise to the top of Google a lot quicker with COHCO, actually, and
>it's not likely to be identified with a particular theoretical statement
>within the field, which--whatever the value of the joke--might say more
>than we wish to say. Shall I go ahead and park cohco.org?
>
>John
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