Pardon? My argument is about "
ASON" (
A-S-O-N), not "SON" (S-O-N). The "
A," which you conveniently excluded, is important.
I'm well aware of the back story.
Now, being objective for a moment, which of the following is closest to the name ASON in both spelling and number of letters:
a) Jason
b) Jackson
c) Angelikson
It's a fact that the answer is the first one, but really, the beauty of ASON is that it can represent all three. (And that's a very possible reason why it was chosen by Eddie Cascio/James Porte, which was my original point.)
This goes to anyone: feel free to critique/rip apart
the rest of my posts (some of which I've updated) regarding the ASON copyright registrations. Links are
here,
here, and
here