> * Gates' law Actually, it's Gates's law. The "s'" construct is for plural possessives (e.g. "the three organizers' books") In most style guides, when the n

> * Gates' law Actually, it's Gates's law. The "s'" construct is for plural possessives (e.g. "the three organizers' books") In most style guides, when the name ends in "s", you still use an extra "'s" - the exception is for names in antiquity, when you don't (e.g. "Achilles' Heel"). Though this is becoming less prevalent on the Internet.