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"Using a brand name in place of the actual name of the feature seems like going a step back to me." It's a sign of massive success, too. Like "Hoover" now bein
by sjellis 8y ago
"Using a brand name in place of the actual name of the feature seems like going a step back to me."
It's a sign of massive success, too. Like "Hoover" now being a synonym for vacuum cleaner.
- oneplane 8y agoWell, yes and no. Hoover means nothing here... That is why brand names as specific names seems like an issue to me; a lot of brands don't exist worldwide.