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Agreed. And might as well use one-syllable words that are pleasant to read / write (e.g. bob, tom, box, rack, sun).
by mcbishop 3y ago
Agreed. And might as well use one-syllable words that are pleasant to read / write (e.g. bob, tom, box, rack, sun).
- kbenson 3y agoThe next thing you know your using joe[1] to write joe[2] in joe[3]. At work we have an app called "directly", and an app called "indirectly". Ask me if I ever have to clarify by asking "you mean in an indirect way, in the app indirectly or in the app directly?" (the answer is ALL THE TIME) 1: the editor 2: a service you created 3: Joe-E the language
- gnulinux 3y agoJust use less common names like Brice or Werner or Rubin?
- InitialLastName 3y agoMy favorite thing is when names that I often have to communicate verbally for written use have ambiguous alternative spellings.