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It seems... a little...something. The word "founding", "founder", "founded", at least in technology circles (the relevant circle here), has historically been us
by danielmarkbruce 5y ago
It seems... a little...something. The word "founding", "founder", "founded", at least in technology circles (the relevant circle here), has historically been used to refer to starting a company. All of a sudden people are saying things like they "founded product X at Google" or something. Everyone knows the historical usage of the term, so why use it when "started" or "created" or "stood up" or "established" would work?