On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 6:10 AM, Chris Flynn <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Just a hunch
> If they have trademarked the acronym they can "chose" who to pursue for
> infringement. They don't "have" to sue anybody. If they do chose to sue,
> any
> org that has infringed better hope they have not rounded the corners on
> their rectangle.
>

I'd have to agree As Jim pointed out, if they had to, this organization
http://www.arma-cert.org/ which pre-dates ARMA, in ANY form and certifies
it members would have been after them a long time ago.


>
> Another point might be that G**P ain't GAAP. It never will be, but that is
> another thread.
>

There is NO QUESTION that G**P doesn't rise anywhere near the level of GAAP
when it comes to acceptance, recognition, or legally binding opinion.

And NO... it doesn't merit a new thread for discussion.  All of those who
would care to discuss it have left to join the Mothership for the next few
days

Larry
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RIM Professional since 1972*

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