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my name has 1 (one) letter with an accent. i have had people and machines tell me "your name is invalid" my entire life. my citizenship certificate doesn't even
by techbrovanguard 3y ago
my name has 1 (one) letter with an accent. i have had people and machines tell me "your name is invalid" my entire life. my citizenship certificate doesn't even match my birth certificate after i migrated.
i will never yield to anglocentrism, the resistance only emboldens me. do your worst; my children will have names that'll make your qa leads have a conniption.
it's really funny (see: depressing) hearing countries and organizations tout how "multicultural", "diverse", and "accepting" they are but will immediately turncoat upon being asked to do the work to support their claims.
either store my name correctly or don't store it at all, jesus christ.
- anotherevan 3y ago> either store my name correctly or don't store it at all, jesus christ. Thats twelve letters (including the space).
- Freak_NL 3y agoHis first name might be Jésus. That would explain the diacritic character.
- inkyoto 3y agoMy interpretation is that the complainant's name is exactly one letter, and it is an accented one, e.g. Õ. Or Ě. Or Ů.
- techbrovanguard 3y agosorry, i phrased it poorly. my name has more than one letter, but includes one accented letter.
- anotherevan 3y agoThat was my interpretation as well. I was making a joke that the OP said his name had one letter, then indicated that his name was "jesus christ". (All lower-case, too!)
- pezezin 3y agoJesús.