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When you’re talking to people outside your own community, it’s beneficial to communicate in the standard language, rather than in community-specific jargon. Fo
by School-Cotton 4y ago
When you’re talking to people outside your own community, it’s beneficial to communicate in the standard language, rather than in community-specific jargon.
For example: “We have a simple request” instead of “We have a simple ask”.
- EFreethought 4y agoOff topic: I really hate this trend of using verbs as nouns. "Ask", "Spend", "Solve". It makes people sound stupid.