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On 26 mai, 17:07, Tim Rowe <spamt...@tgrowe.plus.net> wrote:
> I still think it's a brilliant idea, but suffers from *Design* by
> Contract getting confused with *Programming* by Contract; not least
> because "Design by Contract" is a trademark,

Clearly an abuse. I will never understand how it is allowed to make a
common expression a trade mark. If GNAT is a trade mark, it is Ok, if
Pepsi is a trade mark, it is Ok, but saying the expression "this
common noun" or "doing a common-verb" is a trade mark... pffff....

I even heard to say that "Happy Birthday" is a trade mark of some one.