CGAS

CGAS is too bare a name to promise much on its own, so the card has to stay with the type of thing rather than inventing details. By our assessment, a product this opaque only really works if the buyer already knows what category it belongs to and what problem it solves. The advantage of something so compactly named is that it feels utilitarian and direct; the downside is that it gives almost no help in judging features or fit. In practice, that means the item lives or dies on context, and the label alone does not do the heavy lifting. It is more a pointer than an explanation, which is fine for insiders and thin for everyone else.