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I also dislike "ID" vs "id" (as short for "identity"), but there is some case for it. The below are from Webster's Third New International Dictionary Unabridge
by benji-york 4y ago
I also dislike "ID" vs "id" (as short for "identity"), but there is some case for it. The below are from Webster's Third New International Dictionary Unabridged.
First, the case for "id":
id abbreviation
1 [Latin idem] the same
Now for "ID"
ID noun, plural ID's or IDs [REVISED] [identification]
1 a : documentation bearing identifying information
- euroderf 4y agoAnd "Id" is that Freudian thang, not quite the same as identification.