Golgotha Systems

Golgotha is also the name of a computer game by the now-extinct gaming company Crack-Dot-Com. Crack-Dot-Com was set to release this game -- a type of adventure wargame set in the Middle East -- but closed before it was released. The game Golgotha is now being developed by a team of programmers on the Internet and will be released as a free, open-so... urce code program. So, how did this name get associated with Golgotha Systems -- the computer consulting firm which runs the domain golgotha.net -- and computers? That involves some history. For years Golgotha Systems was previously known as Spartacus Systems. However, upon the company moving to New Hampshire the Department of State would not register a trade name of "Spartacus Systems" because of possible confusion with another company which used the word "Spartacus" in its name. Local policy in the company was to name computer host names after various Christian terms or words. For example, the primary server of our network was known as "golgotha.spartacus.*". It was determed quickly that the easiest way to reconfigure the machines was simply to rename them to "spartacus.golgotha.net". "Golgotha Systems" was batted around as our company name instead of "Spartacus Systems" and it was decided the new name would work. With that logic, "golgotha.net" was registered with the InterNic as our domain name and the State of New Hampshire approved "Golgotha Systems" as our registered trade name. All trademarks are owned by their owners.Read More