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I do, and I adore fossil. The commentary is not directed towards them, but the overall trend.

I hate the trend of censoring profanity. It's the internet you fuck-cakes

That, and parroting makes it sound like you don't know what they want, or that you're stupid, and the best that you could come up with is their own text with slight variation

My industry is three-letter-acronym (TLA) heavy

It doesn't have to be like that. Sure, context is important, but parroting phrases or other crap that the client has in the RFP is bullshit. They don't want you blowing smoke up their ass, they want a technically sound product that addresses the exact issues they asked you to address. They also want you to show them how you're going to get there, and achieve the objectives they set out.

I realize you're on the tech side; I'm just venting my frustrations with the corporate/PM spheres.

I have a visceral reaction to words like elucidate, and other fluff. My writing has to be very to the point, and technically accurate. Because of this, I carve up drafts from juniors like a Thanksgiving turkey.

Amazingly shitty.

You keep using that word, and [I'm] not sure [I] what it means!

Holy shit, I love this

Within this post, I think I get into a discussion about where I sit. I grilled chat GPT on this, and put in what we're important beliefs of mine, and apparently I come out as an eco-socialist(?).

[email protected] and [email protected] are thataaway, my b'y.

Your views align pretty closely with mine: ignorance isn't a cardinal sin, but willful ignorance is.

The fact that you're taking an educational approach rather than coming after me with a board that has a nail sticking out of it is refreshing for online communities. More people need to just chill.

On dude: sorry, my age is showing - lexicon needs an update and I haven't got there yet but I'm working on it