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I have no idea which are the rules, but in your example all the capitalized letters of the abbreviation are the initial letters of the standalone words that com
by adrian_b 2y ago
I have no idea which are the rules, but in your example all the capitalized letters of the abbreviation are the initial letters of the standalone words that compose the name of the law.
For the first two words, a couple of additional consonants from the body of the word are added, to reduce ambiguity.
These seem like sensible rules.
- eqvinox 2y agoPretty sure there are no "rules", it's just a general pattern of component initials, disambiguation, but also retaining content if possible. (E.g. it's BNetzA, not BNA... And BVerfG and BVerwG might be needed to disambiguate but they also retain content...)