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This is unfortunate for German, but not a big deal for most other-language speakers, I think. I could of course be off, but as an English-speaking American who'

This is unfortunate for German, but not a big deal for most other-language speakers, I think. I could of course be off, but as an English-speaking American who's likely a bit more knowledgable about WWII than average, the unfortunateness of "NS" has never crossed my mind before and I'd have never even known about the issue with "KZ" if it hadn't been mentioned here. Anyway, it seems an odd request to make of an apparently Polish person.

Argorak 12y ago
Take any unfortunate combination that rings a bell in the us and american people will have the same problem. Something slightly sexual and racy, especially.
- glhaynes 12y ago
  Sure. Upon review, I made it sound like you were suggesting that it should be changed; but you hadn't, and had only pointed out the contextual awkwardness. I apologize.
  - Argorak 12y ago
    Apology accepted. I wouldn't go into a lobby war because of that.