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"off-board"?

• athenot 9y ago
  The opposite of on-board. It's a ship metaphor.
  • DonHopkins 9y ago
    Disembark. What would they call walking the plank: transplanking? Going down with the ship: defloating?
• jsperx 9y ago
  Ugh, exactly: drowning in corpo-speak. “We have decided to remove...” is apparently too clear. Reminds me of my company’s HR department, where employees don’t quit, they “separate.” We don’t train, we “in-service”. Etc.