Stuart Celarier wrote:
> While we seem to be in a nit-pick mood, can we please distinguish between
> abbreviation and acronym?
*sigh*
Must we? Some say "sequel" and others say "ess-cue-ell", and I
believe that the latest word on the subject is to say "ess-cue-ell"
but deny that it stands for anything, particularly not
"Structured Query Language".
By your definitions, "Mr." is an acronym.
Troll: What does "ISO" (as in the issuer of ISO standards) stand for?
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