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I'd challenge the notion that referring to someone by their first name is implying that > I was your friend or property. I mean, after a certain level of under
by ryanSrich 14y ago
I'd challenge the notion that referring to someone by their first name is implying that > I was your friend or property.
I mean, after a certain level of understanding is set forth wouldn't first and last name become a little redundant and annoying? I imagine they say "Aaron" quite a bit. Saying "Aaron Swartz" 112 times just seems a little asinine.