I agree with you somewhat. There seems to be a divide between the cases of the text. Since Microsoft's framework is named in all upper-case.. it seems to be the

I agree with you somewhat. There seems to be a divide between the cases of the text. Since Microsoft's framework is named in all upper-case.. it seems to be the convention for .NET framework related apps/companies. If a company was named "Orange.net," I wouldn't think they were related to MS or .NET. There are a lot of companies and products that use this name... I'm sure you've researched it a bit, I can think of about 5 off the top of my head. My guess is as long as you aren't a threat to Microsoft's income.. you'll be just fine.