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The definition seems too narrow
When I Xerox something, I might use a Cannon, an HP scanner, or a Lexmark. It is the act of making an exact replica that it denotes, not the technology or company involved. The same for Band-Aid, Kleenex, or Rollerblade.
So googling should simply be looking up information on somthing using the WWW, not necessarily using Google to do it.
Posted by: mdemuth   Posted on: 07/06/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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got it right here  not of this world | 07/06/06
The definition seems too narrow  mdemuth | 07/06/06
But the company s part of the point...  bhartman36 | 07/07/06
Actually, I have to agree with him  CobraA1 | 07/07/06
Googling  bhartman36 | 07/07/06
The ultimate sign of success!  Reverend MacFellow | 07/07/06
Don't forget Munsoned  Firewahl | 07/07/06
Actually, when you "google" someone, it is using the internet in general to  DonnieBoy | 07/07/06
Actually, that's just your opinion  TraceyD97 | 07/07/06
I think xerox fell out of common usage, though . . .  CobraA1 | 07/07/06

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