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So? Overloading the term "crypto" with another, closely related meaning is wrong, and there is nothing wrong with resisting that change.
by selfhoster11 5y ago
So? Overloading the term "crypto" with another, closely related meaning is wrong, and there is nothing wrong with resisting that change.
- zarzavat 5y agoYou might as well be shouting at the sky. "Crypto" only means cryptography in technical circles. The average person speaking colloquial English does not know or need that abbreviation. Whereas the average person buying cryptocurrency does need an abbreviation for cryptocurrency and since "crypto" is vacant for them the abbreviation is made.
- Karellen 5y ago> "Crypto" only means cryptography in technical circles. Where do you think you are, dude?
- xboxnolifes 5y agoA link aggregating site featuring an article not from a technical circle.
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