Hello,
For some insight in the XUL naming debate allow me
to quote from the W3C's Intellectual Rights Notice and
Legal Disclaimers page.
Here we go:
Terms which claimed as generic are not governed by
any W3C license and are used as common descriptors by
the W3C. The following is a list of W3C terms claimed
as a trademark or generic term by MIT, ERCIM, and/or
Keio on behalf of the W3C:
W3C (R), World Wide Web Consortium (registered in
numerous countries)
Amaya (TM), a Web Browser/Editor
ACSS (generic), Aural Cascading Style Sheets
CSS (generic), Cascading Style Sheets Specification
DOM (generic), Document Object Model
DSig (generic), Digital Signature Initiative
HTML (generic), HyperText Markup Language
HTTP (generic), Hypertext Transfer Protocol
JEP (generic)I, Joint Electronic Payment Initiative
Jigsaw (TM), Java Web Server
MathML (generic), Mathematical Markup Language
Metadata (generic)
P3P (R), Platform for Privacy Preferences Project
PICS (generic), Platform for Internet Content
Selection
PICSRules (generic), Rules Language for PICS
RDF (generic), Resource Description Framework
SMIL (generic), Synchronized Multimedia Integration
Language
SVG (generic), Scalable Vector Graphics
WAI (TM), Web Accessibility Initiative
WebFonts (generic)
XENC (generic), XML Encryption
XHTML (generic), The Extensible HyperText Markup
Language
XML (generic), Extensible Markup Language
XMLDSIG (generic), XML Signatures
XSL (generic), Extensible Stylesheet Language
Full story @
http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Legal/2002/ipr-notice-20021231#W3C_Trademarks
Any comments from the lawyers on the list?
- Gerald
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