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My friend interned at the FAA 20 years ago. He said the norm there was to write "Concur without comment." I thought that was brilliant. Of course, when I use i
by Hnrobert42 2y ago
My friend interned at the FAA 20 years ago. He said the norm there was to write "Concur without comment." I thought that was brilliant. Of course, when I use it in conversation, no one gets my reference and thinks I am weird. But that is going to happen anyway.
- pwillia7 2y agowilco
- not_kurt_godel 2y agoConcur without comment.
- ensignavenger 2y agoI usually shorten it to simply "I concur", if no comment follows, it is a given. Maybe if you are using a lossy message format where a potential comment might get left out it would be necessary to make that part clear, but for most things it is a given.
- pirates 2y agoack
- Hnrobert42 2y agoA friend you didn't understand me once said RST ACK. I lost it.
- boingo 2y ago"ya"