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[James Green-Armytage]

>My objection to James G.A. 
>isn't so much the extra letter as its unnecessarily close resemblence to 
>James G. 

	Nonsense. There is nothing unclear about the difference between "James
G." and "James G-A" I can't imagine a scenario where the use of such an
abbreviation would cause any serious confusion.

>Here are some alternatives. Let me know which you prefer:
>G.A.
>JGA
>Jim

	I'm sorry, I don't like any of those. James or James G-A will be fine.
>
>By the way, usually hyphenated names are used by rich families. I suggest 
>that the hyphenated rich have more to apologize for than to complain
>about.
>
	What are you thinking? You obviously have no knowledge of my family
background, so why on Earth are you commenting on it here?

James