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It doesn't mean right either, and the person you are responding to gave specific reasons why they prefer longer.

• kortilla 5y ago
  So it’s almost as if the “ancient” qualifier was useless.
  • cortesoft 5y ago
    Well it was clearly meant to imply that the reason we are using it is merely tradition, and that there was a reason a long time ago that no longer applies.
  • coldtea 5y ago
    It was intended to mean "relavent in old times".