I like Martin's proposal for 'join'.
Assaf
Ron Ten-Hove wrote:
> According to thesaurus.com, the following are synonyms for rendezvous
> as a noun:
>
> affair, appointment, assignation, blind date, date, double date,
> engagement, gig, heavy date, matinee, meet, meeting, nooner,
> quickie, tryst
>
> and as a verb:
>
> assemble, be closeted, be reunited, collect, come together,
> congregate, congress, converge, forgather, gather, get together,
> join up, meet privately, muster, raise, rally
>
> -Ron
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>> Issue - 202 - Use of 'Rendezvous' term is illegal
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>> *Status:* received
>> *Date added:* 12 Apr 2005
>> *Categories:* Specification editing <#category_specification_editing>
>> *Date submitted:* 08 April 2005
>> *Submitter:* Danny van der Rijn <mailto:>
>> *Description:* As I previously pointed out, the use of the term
>> "rendezvous" as an initiate attribute on a correlation set infringes
>> on TIBCO's trademark. The term must be changed
>> *Changes:* 12 Apr 2005 - new issue
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