Q: Wait, isn't "nook" a common English word?
A: Yes.
Q: And wasn't your name "My Writing Nook," and not just "nook"?
A: Yes.
Q: But your product is software used for writing, and theirs is a piece of hardware used for reading. Aren't those two completely different things?
A: Yes, they are.
A: Yes.
Q: And wasn't your name "My Writing Nook," and not just "nook"?
A: Yes.
Q: But your product is software used for writing, and theirs is a piece of hardware used for reading. Aren't those two completely different things?
A: Yes, they are.
Anyway, the app is kewl.
3 comments:
Too bad! The other was so much..."cozier"! :-( And...now, I'll know which e-reader to steer clear of! WTH! They didn't even have "first dibs" on that fricken word! It should be this GREAT-ATTITUDED developer who should have gone after "THEM"!!
LOVED the FUNNY dialogue! I HOPE that the name change will DECREASE the sales for "someone" [who will NEVER be mentioned, EVER AGAIN!!] and INCREASE for 'TWS'! (Oh Oh! I think we just headed into other mirky waters! :-/ )
"Isn't "nook" a common English word?"
So's "nookie" but it doesn't mean the same thing at all. :)
And there's no way I'm going to start calling the place where I eat my morning meal a "breakfast spot!" *BAH* B&N be gone.
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