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What is that? If you really can't name it, could we have an explanation of what this cryptic statement means, at least? — AdamRaizen 21:14, 2003 Aug 6 (UTC)
I believe means Encyclopedia Britannica (oh no, I spoke the secret word!), because the actual name is copyrighted, even if particular editions no longer are. Adam Bishop 21:23, 6 Aug 2003 (UTC)
Apparently trademarked, not copyrighted (copyright a single word?) according to Encyclopædia Britannica. Or maybe we can't name it because of Wikipedia-Britannica rivalry? — AdamRaizen
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