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Subject: Re: Poll: name for document formatter
To: jfieber@cs.smith.edu (John Fieber)
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> An argument against putting `sgml' in the name is that it is NOT
> a generic SGML formatter.

How about "doctor", or some other pun on "doc" or "web".

A really obscure name that would be good: charlotte. After all, Charlotte's
web documented Wilbur...