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>> ninja > Don't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert. OK to use in reference to companies, tools, software packages, and other entitie
by znpy 6y ago
>> ninja
> Don't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert. OK to use in reference to companies, tools, software packages, and other entities that use the term in their names.
I guess?
>> OK or okay; not ok or Okay
Now that's borderline silly ?
- bryanrasmussen 6y ago>> OK or okay; not ok or Okay that's a style rule, many of these other rules are social rules. It is silly to mix the two. on edit: just to note I was agreeing with you it's a silly rule, but it is silly in the context that they have all these social and moral requirements and then they blithely mix in something that is at a different level of concern. I feel these guidelines were written by a Junior Dev on the English Language project.
- gnoll_of_gozag 6y agowhat if i say okey
- bhandziuk 6y agoI'm ok with this "ninja" language not being used. It's the same as "guru". Who ever says those works usually sounds like they don't know what they are talking about.