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If it's already a verb, confusion should come from people using "Zoom" as a noun, the use of it as a verb is the expected situation not the confusing situation.
by jodrellblank 6y ago
If it's already a verb, confusion should come from people using "Zoom" as a noun, the use of it as a verb is the expected situation not the confusing situation.
Either way, citation needed - who has been confused?
- franga2000 6y ago"zoom" is a verb (also sometimes a noun), "Zoom" (the company/product) is a noun. I agree that "Zoom" as a noun is already confusing as capitalization isn't a very reliable way to differentiate words, but "Zoom" (the noun) being used as a verb that is completely different from "zoom" (the verb) is a whole other level of confusion on top of that. For citations, see your sibling comments. And besides, confusion clearly wasn't my main point.
- zeeZ 6y ago"zoom" the noun as in "zoom level/factor", not the company