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My initial feeling that someone simply wants to kill such platforms entirely.
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🥒🧀🍋 🤔@gedeonm on a grilled cheese it’s fine. In lemonade?
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I've been in marketing for decades and I still *never* read the abbreviation for "Point Of Sale" correctly on my first pass.@SKleefeld The other more popular extension of POS seems to work equally as well, so there really isn’t a fight in my mind.
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You 🇬🇧 folks can be mad about how we pronounce “hover”, but at least we don’t absolutely butcher “router”.Stateside Yank usage
As a noun- both rowt and root.
As in the mail and roads. Root 3. Rowt 3 are both acceptable and used interchangeably. In the phrase ‘rural route’, almost exclusively Rowt. For Route 66, Root.
As a verb. Rowt. As making a path in wood, drawing a path on a map.
As a verb derived noun. Such as a router in the wood shop, a router for internet access. Rowter.
The etymology comment was perhaps best. For ‘en route’ I pronounce that ‘in root’ am I wrong?