Yes, but they are s4d. It's like l33t grew up and made a mess of localization, internationalization, and translation. The numeronym thing feels so exclusive, li

Yes, but they are s4d. It's like l33t grew up and made a mess of localization, internationalization, and translation. The numeronym thing feels so exclusive, like a16z. I wonder, if the international web folks like it, because it's their own language. It's true they've seen use since before 2000, but they've also been declining since 2008 (each peaking along with l33t except for a11y, which peaked during WWI, if you believe GoogNGram). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeronym https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeronym Please explain, l10nel m35si li5.