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ruhl@4dv.net (Robert Uhl <ruhl@4dv.net>) writes:
>  but a resident of Bombay is desperately unhappy that
> his town is not marked Mumbai on my maps.

Is that actually true?  The one time I ever heard someone from Bombay
comment on that name change, it was to the effect that he thought it was
silly, and liked the old name better (and that the change was basically
an attempt to win some cheap votes from hindu nationalists, not any kind
of popular mandate).

-Miles
-- 
.Numeric stability is probably not all that important when you're guessing.