To sum up the previous discussions: They had a program that has "hundreds of thousands" of registered users. They dropped that in favour of office stuff where Microsoft dominates the market. Talk about stupid business decisions. Otherwise, I agree with you. I wouldn't want somebody taking the name and creating a silly little program that wouldn't be able to do half as much half as well as our Bryce. OTOH, are you talking about some kind of investment fund or what? That would be very difficult to organise, given that even a relatively small group of Bryce users like us here is scattered over at least three continents.

-- erlik