If yes, then which tag should I be using?

For example:

Q: Wordplay on WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer

There is this software tool called cadaver that is used to connect to Web DAV repositories over the Web. Below the author of the tool explains how he came up with the name..

Now was the work cadaver chosen because it contains the work DAV or is there some other reason why we have the letters "ca" prefixed to the word DAV?

Frequently Asked Questions

-> Why this horrible name? It's a play on words: WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer. Gettit?

From the About page:

• Avoiding asking questions relating to: Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature.

So does wordplay fall under this?

If yes, then which tag should I be using?

For example:

Q: Wordplay on WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer

There is this software tool called cadaver that is used to connect to Web DAV repositories over the Web. Below the author of the tool explains how he came up with the name..

Now was the word cadaver chosen because it contains the word DAV or is there some other reason why we have the letters "ca" prefixed to the word DAV?

Frequently Asked Questions

-> Why this horrible name? It's a play on words: WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer. Gettit?

From the About page:

• Avoiding asking questions relating to: Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature.

So does wordplay fall under this?

If yes, then which tag should I be using?

For example:

Q: Word play on WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer

There is this software tool called cadaver that is used to connect to Web DAV repositories over the Web. Below the author of the tool explains how he came up with the name..

Now was the work cadaver chosen because it contains the work DAV or is there some other reason why we have the letters "ca" prefixed to the word DAV?

Frequently Asked Questions

-> Why this horrible name? It's a play on words: WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer. Gettit?

From the About page:

• Avoiding asking questions relating to: Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature.

So does word play fall under this?

If yes, then which tag should I be using?

For example:

Q: Wordplay on WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer

There is this software tool called cadaver that is used to connect to Web DAV repositories over the Web. Below the author of the tool explains how he came up with the name..

Now was the work cadaver chosen because it contains the work DAV or is there some other reason why we have the letters "ca" prefixed to the word DAV?

Frequently Asked Questions

-> Why this horrible name? It's a play on words: WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer. Gettit?

From the About page:

• Avoiding asking questions relating to: Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature.

So does wordplay fall under this?

If yes, then which tag should I be using?

For example:

Q: Word play on WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer

There is this software tool called cadaver that is used to connect to Web DAV repositories over the Web. Below the author of the tool explains how he came up with the name..

Now was the work cadaver chosen because it contains the work DAV or is there some other reason why we have the letters "ca" prefixed to the word DAV?

Frequently Asked Questions

-> Why this horrible name? It's a play on words: WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer. Gettit?

If yes, then which tag should I be using?

For example:

Q: Word play on WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer

There is this software tool called cadaver that is used to connect to Web DAV repositories over the Web. Below the author of the tool explains how he came up with the name..

Now was the work cadaver chosen because it contains the work DAV or is there some other reason why we have the letters "ca" prefixed to the word DAV?

Frequently Asked Questions

-> Why this horrible name? It's a play on words: WebDAV - DAV - caDAVer. Gettit?

From the About page:

• Avoiding asking questions relating to: Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature.

So does word play fall under this?