At 5:24 pm +0200 27/2/2003, Johan Åbrandt wrote:
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This lingo thing feeld like slang, something that restrict groups use to
encode meaning in a way outsiders cannot percieve. Reading text stuffed
with it is like talking to my teenager niece: sometimes I cannot
Maybe the wiseguys around here should stop putting this non-English
speaker down and spare a thought for what he is saying. Sure, acronyms
save some time, but there is a price. I initially struggled with many
acronyms, and I am a native. Add to that the fact that certain acronyms
(e.g.
Title: RE: AW: TMCA
Folks, this is not the place for this kind of a conversation.
Rob
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From: Peter B. West [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: AW: TMCA
Maybe the wiseguys around here should
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Subject: Re: AW: TMCA
Maybe the wiseguys around here should stop putting this non-English
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Thank you all for the links, they will surely help when I get stucked
again.
This lingo thing feeld like slang, something that restrict groups use to
encode meaning in a way outsiders cannot percieve. Reading text stuffed
with it is like talking to my teenager niece: sometimes I cannot
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Thank you all for the links, they will surely help when I get stucked
again.
This lingo thing feeld like slang, something that restrict groups use to
encode meaning in a way outsiders cannot percieve. Reading text stuffed
with it is like talking to my teenager niece:
