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As I read it I cringed expecting him to call their employees “grammarians.” But it was even worse: “grammarlians.”
by kwertyoowiyop 3y ago
As I read it I cringed expecting him to call their employees “grammarians.” But it was even worse: “grammarlians.”
- whoswho 3y ago[flagged]
- darth_avocado 3y agoThe company is called Grammarly, calling the employees "Grammarlians" would be the correct grammar. If the company was Grammar, then the right term would be "Grammarians".
- sarimkhalid 3y agoI see what you did there...
- kwertyoowiyop 3y agoThe human “grammarlians” will now be replaced by “grammarLLMs.”
- xrd 3y agoIn Japanese, grammar is bumpou. I really wish they used that and called them bumpkins.
- c0balt 3y agoThe distance to gremlins is uncanny.
- kwertyoowiyop 3y agoHow about “grammarlions”? Fierce!
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- jonwest 3y agoI've yet to encounter a cutesy name for an organization's employees that isn't cringey, but ooof, when it's used in layoffs it feels so tone deaf. I really wish the name fad would pass.