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February 14th 04, 06:01 AM
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Why "oyster"
Who decided on the name "Oyster" for the smartcard system? (presumably a
marketing executive of some kind). Why on earth did they choose such a bizarre name: I can't think of any values or qualities that an oyster possesses which might translate into smartcard-holding convenience. Iain |
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