The reason it's called h2g2, and not hhgg is because of the logo. If you look at it you'll see it's actually merely an 'h' and a '2' copied and rotated round 180 degrees. Pretty novel idea, I thought.:-)
I'm loyal to h2g2, and I wouldn't stand for the BBC doing anything wrong with it (and I don't believe they will). With over 70'000 members, h2g2 is something the BBC know they have to treat with respect, otherwise they could be in trouble...
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The reason it's called h2g2, and not hhgg is because of the logo. If you look at it you'll see it's actually merely an 'h' and a '2' copied and rotated round 180 degrees. Pretty novel idea, I thought. :-)
I'm loyal to h2g2, and I wouldn't stand for the BBC doing anything wrong with it (and I don't believe they will). With over 70'000 members, h2g2 is something the BBC know they have to treat with respect, otherwise they could be in trouble...