In case anyone hasn’t heard about this, some guy threatened to sue this guy from ACU because he was using the term “Bible Geek” to describe himself online. So, in response, there is a movement underway to make the term ubiquitous in the common domain. You can use graphics like the following, from this site.
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[...] N.B. This post?s title is a little shout-out to James Hooten, the guy who called himself Bible Geek and got sued by someone who had copyrighted the name. He changed his blog?s name, graciously I thought, but garnered a good deal of unrequested support from the blogosphere. | RSS | Inlinks [...]