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They do say Fx and not FX which would appear different to me, although I'm sure many would assume Fx == FX.
by michaelmior 12y ago
They do say Fx and not FX which would appear different to me, although I'm sure many would assume Fx == FX.
- johnchristopher 12y agoThey do write Fx and not FX but I can't see how they would differentiate Fx from FX in a spoken conversation.
- rglullis 12y agoDo you abbreviate when speaking about Firefox?
- johnchristopher 12y agoIt happens, yes. But it might be because of the specificities of my first language (french). I don't think I would abbreviate it when speaking english though. My mistake, I should have taken that into account.