fjpoblam

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   by fjpoblam 13y ago

   Thank you! Hear, hear! And well put. Exactly. We've struggled with the same issues, not to mention the confusion added by iTunes sync. (My bad: should've kept iTunes' little sneaky fingers out of it.) Lots of duplicates, and over the years,
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   by fjpoblam 13y ago

   Abbreviation needed? Phrase the question such that a curt response is encouraged. A la, "Herbert: we're meeting tomorrow at 2 in my office to discuss the new release of jquery. Be there?" (The question tends to elicit a "Yes" or "No")
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   by fjpoblam 13y ago

   VSRE sounds like a good idea, as long as the recipient is on close enough terms to not be offended (or stifled) by "expected". (The witness will please answer with a simple "Yes" or "No".) Maybe VSRPA (Very Short Reply Perfectly Acceptable)
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   by fjpoblam 16y ago

   I'm glad Twitter doesn't keep a record of my tweets. Perhaps for what you want, they could make it an opt-in service, but for invasion of my privacy, I'd just as soon not. And for their service load (media needed to store your tweets and