Talk:Ringmaster

Trade mark on mark twain?

RingMaster is also a trademark of BellSouth, referring to a service wherein two different phone numbers can ring the same phone but with a different ring-pattern; see here. Does anyone know if there is a generic name for this type of service? "Distinctive ring", maybe? (Vonage calls the service a Virtual Phone Number.)--Woozle 15:47, 7 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yeah, yeah. Whatever. Yoy might even say so, 'bout the ICP's album, the Ringmaster. An'even 'tho, it's still not belongin' to theirs. It's everyone's..and no-one's. Confusin', huh? Yep, right.. But as to answer your question, I guess, maybe, that "IPC" is a good one...it means, internet protocol client. IC-ReQ Dispatcher. Go figure ;)--OleMurder 16:37, 10 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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