--- In Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com, Geoff Worboys <geoff@t...>
wrote:

>
> If I put the Firebird logo on my website and it says something
> like: "Firebird: Your powerful ally" or "Firebird: The Legend"
> What is there to tell visitors if it represents anything of
> interest to them? These could mean anything.

But with a sub-slogan under "Firebird: Your powerful ally" or
"Firebird: The Legend" which states something like:

> Firebird: SQL relational databases (or one of other variants of this

"direct" slogan)

We will catch attention of visitors and will tell them also what about
is Firebird. They will remember the name - because the name is legend
(or powerful ally) and they will know that this is RDBMS. If they have
interests in that area - they will spread the name to others.

Cheers,
--
Miroslav Penchev.