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No, it's not. With marketing it's more clear where the message is coming from. With marketing it's more clear what the message itself even is. This is way more
by rambambram 5y ago
No, it's not. With marketing it's more clear where the message is coming from. With marketing it's more clear what the message itself even is. This is way more sinister, it's wordplay on a bigger level. Maybe call it public relations.
Your examples miss my point. Your examples are clear enough and have an understandable meaning (once you know what it is). I stick with my comparison of 'the cloud' and 'web3', because they both were names before getting any significant meaning.
- denton-scratch 5y agoBefore the web, we used the word "cloud" when discussing networking. It's been hijacked. We used to draw cloud-shaped bubbles in network diagrams, with the label "X25".