Re: Maximize and Minimize

[Sandy Harris <pashley -at- storm -dot- ca>]

"Susan W. Gallagher" wrote:
> 
> Well, this is as good a time as any to announce
> that I need to change my web page, so if you've
> got my online help wp "Writing for Short Attention
> Span Theater" bookmarked, it will soon be changed.
> I've received a cease-and-desist order from the
> /registered/ trademark holder of the phrase
> "Short Attention Span"!!!!!! No, I am not
> kidding. And my poor little wp has been sitting
> there for at least five years!

Was it a court order? Or just them throwing their 
weight around?

In either case, I'd suggest you chat with a lawyer
and seriously consider fighting them.
 
> Go figure. <sigh>
> 
> How does "Writing for Attention Deficit Disorder
> Theater" sound???? nah. I'm stumped. Suggestions
> welcomed.

Lightning Theater? Soundbite Theater? Short Shows?
Quickie Theater? Fractional Act Plays? Films shorter
than commercials? Neglible Attention Span? Minimal?


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