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Google Sheets isn't a company name, it's a product name. A tag called google-sheets is perfectly fine. Google doesn't market this product as "Sheets", they market it as "Google Sheets". What is not...
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#2: Post edited
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Lundin
·
2020-10-23T08:29:03Z (about 4 years ago)
- Google Sheets isn't a company name, it's a product name. A tag called google-sheets is perfectly fine. Google doesn't market this product as "Sheets", they market it as "Google Sheets".
What is _not OK_ is using the tags "google" and "sheets" together. That's one of the issues that the company name link addresses.
- Google Sheets isn't a company name, it's a product name. A tag called google-sheets is perfectly fine. Google doesn't market this product as "Sheets", they market it as "Google Sheets".
- What is _not OK_ is using the tags "google" and "sheets" together. That's one of the issues that the company name link addresses.
- I also noticed that the tag is used sloppily, sometimes referring to Google Sheets, sometimes referring to a spreadsheet in some other context like Excel. So if the tag is renamed, which I recommend, we'll have to go through all posts tagged "sheet" and either remove the tag or come up with a new one called "spreadsheet", if such a tag is even meaningful. Which I kind of doubt, has anyone ever used Excel without using spreadsheets?
#1: Initial revision
by
Lundin
·
2020-10-23T08:25:15Z (about 4 years ago)
Google Sheets isn't a company name, it's a product name. A tag called google-sheets is perfectly fine. Google doesn't market this product as "Sheets", they market it as "Google Sheets". What is _not OK_ is using the tags "google" and "sheets" together. That's one of the issues that the company name link addresses.