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This is a very interesting trend. The name of the company is "NSO Group" but there is this peculiar insistence on calling it "NSO" in titles. Let's try this NY
by eternalban 7y ago
This is a very interesting trend. The name of the company is "NSO Group" but there is this peculiar insistence on calling it "NSO" in titles.
Let's try this NYTimes: "Israeli company NSO Group Promises Reform but Keeps Snooping". That conveys the essential facts at a glance.
- eternalban 7y agoApparently calling it by its name is verboten in HN as well. How interesting. ps: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=nso https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=nso
- saagarjha 7y agoWhat agenda do you think Hacker News has by shortening “NSO Group” to “NSO”, which is what the group calls themselves? The last time this came up it turned out that a bunch of people wanted “Israel” to go in the title, so do your goals differ from this?
- dang 7y agoYou can't seriously be suggesting that we care whether a title says "NSO" instead of "NSO Group"? I've added "Group" above to make the point, but please let's not bother with corporate nomenclature nitpicking. Anyone who recognizes "NSO Group" will recognize "NSO", except maybe subscribers to the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra.
- thenewnewguy 7y agoTheir own website (https://www.nsogroup.com/ https://www.nsogroup.com/) calls themselves by the name NSO. Here's a direct quote of the first sentence on that site: "NSO creates technology that helps government agencies prevent and investigate terrorism and crime to save thousands of lives around the globe."