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No. I'm saying it's fine for people to stick to the usage they prefer, which may organically bring about a change, but there's no need to be critical of other p
by danellis 12y ago
No. I'm saying it's fine for people to stick to the usage they prefer, which may organically bring about a change, but there's no need to be critical of other people for using what is a commonly understood usage.
- wpietri 12y agoWell in that case, you're wrong. There is a need, and it's to have words for meanings. Language is a commons, and we all get to discuss how it's used.
- danellis 12y ago"commonly understood usage" That means they do have meaning. I'm sorry if you had trouble understanding the meaning of the words in the post. I think everyone else got it, though.
- wpietri 12y agoYou misread what I wrote. I'm not talking about words having meanings. I'm talking about having words for meanings.
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