English Language & Usage: Multi-Layered Discourse Room

Kit

15:00

@z7sg Hungry? I'll share it with you.

So my dumb-ass "How hard can it be?" project leader sent me an email to ask if I could send him the link to the demo site, and maybe screen share on Skype to demonstrate the site to some people.

Kind of, you know, nowish.

RegDwight

@Kit Show them a live demo of zombo.com.

Kit

@RegDwight I love you! That's brilliant!

z7sg

:D You can do anything at zombo.com.

Kit

Not to mention I've sent him the demo link about 5×thousand times.

Oh, this one's good too. His security measure for emailing me someone else's login and userid was to write it on a piece of paper, take a picture of it, and email it to me from his iPhone.

RegDwight

Sorry, but you know I had to edit the times sign.

You can email anything with an iPhone! Anything at all!

Kit

15:05

@RegDwight No offense taken, although I did intend the frustration expressed by jamming all the words together.

My thought was to maybe not give me someone else's credentials, but hey, wtf do I know?

I'm just a programmer. He's a research professor.

RegDwight

Perhaps I should set up a message with the most useful Unicode signs and pin it. Kind of like they did at GLU.

in German Language and Usage, May 25 at 8:07, by Stefano Palazzo

„äöüÄÖÜß“

Kit

I just need to get my ASCII code sheet from my office.

RegDwight

151

Kit

I'm camped out in a hive for the summer.

ù

What?

RegDwight

8212

Kit

15:07

╣

RegDwight

I'm not giving more hints than that.

Kit

I am quite undone.

Matt Ellen

—ù

Kit

I suppose I should pre-emptively install Skype.

RegDwight

Warmer.

Kit

15:08

—¶?

z7sg

I can do these: äöß etc. but I can't get an umlaut on an 'n'. :(

RegDwight

Just as warm.

z7sg

Or diaeresis or whatever it is properly called.

Kit

ù¶?

@z7sg diacritical?

Matt Ellen

Җ

z7sg

15:10

Um... this game is less fun than working!

RegDwight

n

Martha

ő

ű

RegDwight

Wow this chat doesn't like the trema.

Matt Ellen

۩

Martha

@MattEllen What the heck is that?

RegDwight

15:10

Trema (diacritic)

A trema (from the Greek τρῆμα trêma; plural tremas or tremata) is a diacritic consisting of two dots ( ¨ ) placed over a letter, most commonly a vowel. (When that letter is an i, the diacritic replaces the tittle: ï.) The trema is usually used to denote one of two distinct phonological phenomena: diaeresis ( ), in which the trema is used to show that a vowel letter is not part of a digraph or diphthong; and umlaut ( ), in which the trema denotes a sound shift. The diacritical mark is itself commonly referred to as either a diaeresis or umlaut, depending on which role it is fulfilling. ...

z7sg

ah trema that's the word

Rhodri

@RegDwight Positively ~~tremulous~~ trema-less.

z7sg

n̈

:P

Martha

That looks... misaligned.

RegDwight

Wow! How do you make that rotated d?

Matt Ellen

15:12

@Martha according to charmap: Arabic place of Sajdah

RegDwight

@Martha Looks fine from here.

z7sg

Secret unicorn know-how. Can't possibly reveal.

Kit

@Rhodri thwack

Matt Ellen

×

@Kit alt+0215

Martha

Kit

15:14

×

Ah, thanks.

Matt Ellen

np :)

Martha

See? Misaligned.

RegDwight

See? Lies.

Kit

I've sent him the demo link 5×thousand times already.

RegDwight

I think this is approximately the right time to ping @michaelmyers

z7sg

15:17

My n̈ is somewhere between those two.

Chat is particularly incomprehensible today. This is good.

RegDwight

N̈̈öön̈ë can understand it.

Rhodri

@z7sg The loose trema showed as a square box for me, in the traditional font manager "Yer what?" style. But then I'm on Ubuntu.

RegDwight

(Same here, except with Matt's message)

Cerberus

It is incomprehensible indeed. What diacritics are we having trouble with?

RegDwight

Yes.

Rhodri

15:22

@RegDwight Yeah, that too.

Cerberus

Ah.

RegDwight

Äh.

FTFY.

z7sg

@Rhodri So am I.

Cerberus

RegDwight

Where's the trema? Why you eated?

Bad doggie, bad.

@RegDwight F̈̈T̈̈F̈̈Ÿ̈

Cerberus

15:24

Puter ate!

I don't know what your evil acronyms mean, you know that.

Oh, I remember now.

RegDwight

May 13 at 12:22, by RegDwight

"Fixed that for you."

This chat totally prevents me from finishing reading that article on procrastination.

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And I'm not making that up.

I'm at the "Mr. Chips" part right now.

Still like 50% to go.

Kit

Mmm, chips.

I just ate a bag of honey barbeque chips.

I am playing "beat the clock" with session variables today. It's fun!

Matt Ellen

@Kit do you have a countdown timer?

Kit

Nope. Fast and loose. Makes it more exciting that way.

It goes like this: Uh-oh. Broken. Can I fix it before the session expires? Ready, steady, GO!

Matt Ellen

@Kit you like your women like you like your session variables?

Martha

15:31

It's "ready, set, go." Hmph.

Kit

@MattEllen Slight and mischevious?

Oh, fast and loose. Um, no.

Yes.

Maybe. It depends.

Matt Ellen

:D

jolly good

Kit

@Martha I prefer the British version.

Matt Ellen

@Kit me too

au revoir mes petite pois!

Kit

@MattEllen jolly good? What are you, a 75 year old Brit?

Oh, you are a Brit.

I keep thinking you're from California.

You really must change your hair color.

☺

Rhodri

15:33

@Kit Tsk. A 75-year-old Brit would have said "Jolly good, what?"

Kit

@Rhodri Jolly good, whot?

RegDwight

Bloody well right.

Cerberus

It was funny how people kept reversing "what?" and "pardon?" in the Wikipedia article on U and non-U English.

z7sg

Rather, old stick!

Martha

@RegDwight You need to read faster. I've read every article on that site, plus the one blog post I could find, plus a couple of the articles on the Links page. All before coffee, no less. (Of course, that's because I haven't gotten around to making any coffee yet, even though it's almost noon... but nevermind that.)

Cerberus

15:39

@Martha Haha brilliant.

z7sg

@Martha Procrastinating when you should clearly be getting on with making a nice cup of coffee eh?

RegDwight

in War Metal Tyrant, 2 hours ago, by RegDwight

Sorry, I'm in four other rooms right now. Also, at work.

Martha

What is this "work" that you speak of?

RegDwight

I dunno, I have yet to check.

Cerberus

Abomination, I say!

Best not speak its name.

Kit

15:42

F*CK! F*CKING project leader! Back later.

RegDwight

Yes, that is an important task.

Rhodri

Thanks, Reg. I had to explain why I was laughing out loud.

Jez

@Kit Wow. I wanna become a project leader now.

RegDwight

BTW thanks for the poem @Rhodri.

Jul 14 at 16:01, by RegDwight

@Kit No flirting in this chat.

s/Kit/Jez/

z7sg

@RegDwight It seems as if you believe by quoting yourself you give an ordinary statement an air of authority.

RegDwight

15:51

Apr 11 at 15:06, by RegDwight

Yes, and yes.

Rhodri

@RegDwight Which poem was that?

RegDwight

Nintendo vs. Atari.

You posted a link, I never thanked.

Jez

@RegDwight hey, i'm not the one getting into intimacies between me and the project leader.

RegDwight

@Jez Once you become the project leader, which is your stated goal right now, getting into intimacies between you and the project leader will get rather trivial.

Rhodri

@RegDwight Oh, "When I Was A Boy"? No problem, I enjoy being a filk evangelist.

Jez

15:56

@RegDwight so? i didn't say i wanted that anyway ;-)

Cerberus

Trivial, but no doubt frequent.

Rhodri

Brings a whole new meaning to NSFW.

RegDwight

Right. Another gen-ref question we have to close.

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Q: Abbreviations: What does NSFW mean?

Does NSFW mean anything else other than "Not Suited For Work"?

abbreviations

Alenanno

@RegDwight hey I wanted to ask... Is it ok if I edit this image to make it cleare?

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Q: What is the technical term for the area within a fort?

I would like to know what is the name of the area within a trace italienne fortification, i.e. item 38 in the image here below (which unfortunately was omitted in Wikipedia):

technical

Inside the question

RegDwight

@Alenanno Of course.

Jez

16:02

0

Q: Since "Jap" is a racist/derogatory word, what's an appropriate short form for Japanese/the Japanese language?

Since Jap is a racist/derogatory word, what's an appropriate short form for Japanese/the Japanese language?

word-choice abbreviations politeness

Is 'Jap' (especially when plural) really that derogotary?

Rhodri

Why hasn't that been downvoted into oblivion?

Jez

'The Japs are building fewer nuke plants now' sounds ok for casual usage

RegDwight

@Jez That's what he initially asked. Look at the edit history.

10k users will also see a deleted answer that addressed the original version of the question.

Jez

well then the premise of the question is now wrong

Alenanno

@RegDwight look at it now

RegDwight

16:06

Vewy nais.

How's that for procrastination. :P

Argh, it's that late again?

Alenanno

procrastination?

RegDwight

I gotta go.

Alenanno

See ya

Kit

@Jez Oh hey, so I was going to bring up that question.

RegDwight

Now that's what I call a quickie, @Kit.

Kit

16:07

There's a lot of offensiveness going on there.

@RegDwight Oh don't start.

z7sg

@Alenanno OT isn't it?

I thought about voting to close

RegDwight

TTYL. Over and out!

Alenanno

bye

@z7sg uhm... thinking

Jez

there are enough fenced-off words in English without people getting pissy over 'Jap'. any Japs here? I'm gonna call you Japs.

Kit

@z7sg It's a bailey. Why close?

Alenanno

16:08

@Kit bailey?

Kit

@Alenanno Yeah.

Jez

as in 'motte and bailey'

Alenanno

@Kit What does it mean there? lol

Kit

@Jez Right.

@Alenanno It means an enclosed courtyard within a castle. What does it mean there?

Alenanno

ah ok

Kit

16:10

Well, technically within a motte.

Hence motte-and-bailey.

z7sg

@Kit I think the bailey is an enclosed area outside of the motte

The actual motte is quite small, it's like a mini castle on top of an earthwork

Rhodri

Motte-and-bailey

A motte-and-bailey is a form of castle, with a wooden or stone keep situated on a raised earthwork called a motte, accompanied by an enclosed courtyard, or bailey, surrounded by a protective ditch and palisade. Relatively easy to build with unskilled, often forced labour, but still militarily formidable, these castles were built across northern Europe from the 10th century onwards, spreading from Normandy and Anjou in France, into the Holy Roman Empire in the 11th century. The Normans introduced the design into England and Wales following their invasion in 1066. Motte and bailey castles w...

Kit

The earthwork is the motte.

So the bailey is on it.

Within the walls.

z7sg

Yeah see the bailey is outside, I'm not sure that applies to the other situation.

The walls form what is called a keep

A reconstruction of Carisbrooke Castle in England during the 14th century, showing the keep built on the motte (top) and the bailey (bottom)

Not a great diagram tbh. A simple motte-and-bailey is basically a stone keep on a hump of earth surrounded by an enclosed field (bailey)

I thought close because this is a topic for Castles.SE

Alenanno

Whoa, there is a Castles.SE? :D

z7sg

16:16

Well, of course there isn't! But there should be! Shall I propose it?

Kit

No kidding. I always thought that the bailey was on the inside.

z7sg

Here is a better diagram just to ram my point home:

Alenanno

@z7sg I love Middle Ages and I loved Stronghold ahah

z7sg

Anyway, we are no closer to finding the word! I suspect an actual expert in military fortifications is needed.

What category can I put my castles proposal in??

Ah who am I kidding it's a silly idea? :(

Mana

Propose it anyways. Castles are important.

Alenanno

16:20

Well, if it is, only few will follow. But if you like it, why not? I'll follow it.

Kit

16:35

Frig. I feel like H&B I've edited my answer so many times.

It's ward I think. That's what I was confusing with bailey.

Mana

Interesting.

RegDwight

2

Q: Referring to oneself in first vs. third person in online profiles

Suppose I am writing a post/blog, how should I mention myself? For example, Ray Wenderlich (Site Admin) Ray is an indie software developer currently focusing on iPhone and iPad development. He’s the founder of a small iPhone development studio called Razware. Now another example from ...

writing-style internet

Any migration votes on this?

z7sg

@Kit Ward looks like the one!

Kit

I still think bailey might work. I wish I could read Dutch.

z7sg

@RegDwight My comment didn't get upvoted but obviously I think it should migrate.

RegDwight

16:43

Well, I was thinking Writers, not Programmers.

z7sg

Okay I have voted now.

Mana

@z7sg It's not exclusive to programmers, though. He mentions Facebook and Google+ profiles as well.

Rhodri

I think it's marginal even for Writers, but it's certainly not EL&U

Mana

I agree that Writers makes more sense. Of course, being at that nice comfortable 101, I cannot vote.

z7sg

@Mana It's not exclusive but I thought he was aiming for a professional blog profile with his examples and so on. That would fit into programmers. Well what do I know about progs though I don't get on with that place!

Mana

16:46

Hm. It would? I'm unconvinced. If you take away programmer and replace it with cook, does it belong on Cooking.SE?

RegDwight

I am pretty sure Mark and Anna would kill me for migrating it to Proggers.

z7sg

@RegDwight Hell if they kill you I'll kill them back doubles!

Jez

aww, I saw a poor ickle run-over cat on the way home. :-(

Mana

@Jez Hey, I saw one of those once when I was jogging! It has been forever burned into my mind.

z7sg

@Jez Did you scrape it up and inter it?

Jez

16:48

funnily enough, no

Rhodri

►

Martha

@RegDwight Heh. Turns out I've already voted on it.

RegDwight

Well, two votes from @Martha seal the deal.

z7sg

@Mana I've killed a few animals with my car (I even ate one, a pheasant, mmmm) so I'm somewhat inured to that but I drove past a dead biker once and I was surprised how badly that hit me. I felt sick and for some reason I suddenly needed to smoke a cigarette.

@Alenanno @Mana area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/33804/castles

I created it anywayz.

Kit

@z7sg I saw a biker wipe out hitting a dog. That is still with me.

z7sg

17:01

@Kit That's awful... makes me angry actually. Was it a small dog?

I crashed my bicycle trying to avoid a dog. For Frigg's sake why can people not be responsible enough to properly train and control their animals? >:(

Jez

cant really do that with cats.

it's curious, they're usually excellent at getting away from moving things

me especially

Kit

@z7sg This was a motorcycle, and the dog was something like a boxer. It was really sad. The guy ditched sideways and both of them dragged probably 50 feet or so. And he pulled himself over and had the dog's head in his lap, trying to comfort it until the ambulance came.

RegDwight

Sometimes the trick is not to try to avoid.

Cats are especially like that.

z7sg

Cats are usually quite aware of their surroundings, they like to know what's going down. They see moving things and get out the way... usually. Dogs just bound about like 5-year-olds, oblivious to danger... well some dogs do.

Kit

english.stackexchange.com/questions/35016/…

Hey, that sounds familiar.

RegDwight

17:04

Feb 10 at 15:55, by RegDwight

Ur in my internets stealing comentz!

Mr. Disappointment

Ayyy.

Rhodri

Evening, MrD

RegDwight

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A: How to introduce someone...

I have find a job in the near future in hotel resort and it consist to welcoming people very well in the restaurant because it is a business meeting. I would you like to find the best way for welcoming people properly in a 5 star hotel. Could you help me for this deal because I never did this kin...

Sweet.

Kit

-1

Q: What's a synonym for "written form"?

Every word has a "written form". Like i'm not saying spelling. for example, the "written form" of oi can be OI or oi or OIII. In this case, oi has 3 "written forms". What's that word exactly? "written form" just doesn't seem right, though it's the current one that I can think of. In fact I can...

vocabulary

Alenanno

@z7sg following! :)

Mr. Disappointment

17:08

@Rhodri Howdy.

Kit

@Kit Am I the only one who fails to understand this question?

Rhodri

@Kit Judging by the -1, no.

z7sg

@Alenanno Safe! :D

Alenanno

@z7sg baseball term?

Kit

@Rhodri He says he edited it. groan

RegDwight

17:09

@Kit Haha, this is such a moving target.

Kit

@RegDwight So I don't get hit by a road train.

RegDwight

Hint @everyone: if you don't know what the OP means, don't guess and answer. Vote to close and comment.

4

Mr. Disappointment

@RegDwight Not much more rep to go for me before you can be relieved of my flagging where close votes would do.

Alenanno

@RegDwight What is the close-reasons priority chart we must consider when closing? The order to "check", I mean

z7sg

@Alenanno Naaa Jamaican bredrin

Kit

17:13

I hate when FF answers the questions I've already answered. It's a good thing his doesn't really answer the question.

0

A: What is the technical term for the area within a fort?

I think the whole area within the palisade might just be the castra, which seems to basically mean the whole fort, as opposed to the three primary divisions within the palisade (praetorium, praetentura, retentura) and the various roads/walkways (via quintana, etc.).

Rhodri

@Kit He's talking very specifically about Roman forts there, which is entirely not what the OP asked.

Kit

@Rhodri Also, it means the whole fortification, which is not what the OP asked either.

RegDwight

@Alenanno I don't have a chart handy, but if your ability to understand a question is inversely proportional to the number of times you read it, or the number of edits/comments the OP leaves, then it's a NARQ, plain and simple.

Matt Ellen

I wonder why it was missed off the wikipedia article

Rhodri

@Kit Two reasons to downvote, then.

Kit

17:18

@MattEllen Me too. I wish I could read Dutch so I could track it down for sure.

Mr. Disappointment

@Rhodri And we only get one turn. :(

Matt Ellen

We should just call it "the middle" and be done with it

Kit

@MattEllen How about "creamy center" instead?

Or just "nougat"?

Matt Ellen

@Kit because nougat isn't the centre?

nougat is a thing by itself

Kit

OK, fine. Creamy nougat center.

Matt Ellen

17:21

win!

Also, I know the answer now

bah

no I don't

looks like it's called a hexagon

z7sg

maybe that's just cos it's hexagonal lol

RegDwight

Just ask the Pentagon what they call their hexagon.

Mana

cringe

RegDwight

I suppose it's [email protected]

Why the hell does pentagon.com redirect to japan.org?

Matt Ellen

17:37

:-O

darpa.gov is full-o-fail too

Kit

I like this question

6

Q: Where did the word "umpteenth" come from?

Where did the word "umpteenth" come from, and why is it a "teen", if it is supposed to represent a very large number?

etymology

Umpteenth is one of my favorite words.

Rhodri

18:01

7pm BST, and the evening shift arrives. Hi all!

Mana

HELLO!

Kit

@Rhodri Um, it's still me.

Rhodri

@Kit Yes, but @nohat, @restday and @simchona just showed up all at the same time. I thought it deserved a remark.

Kit

Right. I'm pretty sleepy.

rest_day

my day is just starting :)

Rhodri

18:06

Besides, it beat trying to figure out where $CLIENT's RTSP server generates RTCP.

Kit

-2

Q: What's a synonym for "written form"?

Every word has a "written form". Like i'm not saying spelling. for example, the "written form" of oi can be OI or oi or OIII. In this case, oi has 3 "written forms". What's that word exactly? "written form" just doesn't seem right, though it's the current one that I can think of. In fact I can...

vocabulary

Why is this still open?

It contains "Like i'm not saying spelling." as a "sentence."

RegDwight

Reopened FYI

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Q: What is the proper name of a "line account"?

I've come across having to translate the Danish word "stregregnskab" to English. The direct translation would be "line account", but I seem to recall there being a proper name for this sort of account. For the record, "stregregnskab" means an account such as the one shown below, usually used for...

single-word-requests phrase-requests translation

@Kit I am pretty certain he is looking for what the Germans call Schreibweise, except that the English word for that is, um, spelling.

Kit

@RegDwight But like i'm not saying spelling.

You know?

Mana

@Kit If you think the question has problems, why not just edit it?

Kit

@Mana I have no idea what he's trying to ask, or believe me, I would.

Rhodri

18:15

@Mana The problems with that question go beyond mere editing.

Kit

I don't understand his example. Is "oi" a word?

Mana

No, it's onomatopoeia.

Kit

@Mana I have a focal brain lesion that prevents me from pronouncing that word.

I can repeat it ad nauseam though.

It drives me into a rage every time I see it.

yip yip yip onomatopoeia bite

Mana

He's basically saying that he wants to know the formal way to say the "written form" of an exclamation, like "owch" or "oi" or "whassup" or "yip"

RegDwight

@Mana Now that is an all-new interpretation.

Here's your Non-Sequitur-of-the-Day Award!

Kit

18:18

I don't think so. He didn't mention that in his original question.

Mana

In his original question he didn't mention much of anything.

RegDwight

Seriously though, @Mana, we do have to see this in perspective. This user has a long history of poor questions.

Some of which you don't even see cause they got deleted.

Kit

@Reg I spelt ad nauseam wrong. Would you fix it for me, please?

Jez

lol

RegDwight

You mean ad museum?

Jez

18:20

So a question about the meaning of 'bailey' has led to a 'Castles' proposal :-)

RegDwight

Fixed.

Kit

@RegDwight Thank you.

@Jez Yay! It's all my fault that there is a Castles.SE proposal!

Mana

@RegDwight What does that have to do with anything? If he has a long history of poor questions then it's clear he's trying hard to use the site properly.

Kit

@Mana Maybe yes, maybe no.

RegDwight

@Mana You might be confusing this with having a short history of poor questions followed by a long history of superb ones.

Mana

18:27

@RegDwight Fair enough, but I don't think this is a troll.

RegDwight

Nobody here said he were a troll.

Mana

Wait that was a dumb point because yeah

let me try that again

RegDwight

It is pretty obvious that this is just a pineapple.

Mana

fair enough.

Mr. Disappointment

19:17

@RegDwight I'm confused...

More than usual...

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Q: Where can I learn slang?

I'd like to find a good website or good books that have English (British and American) slang. I need detailed explanations and if it comes with some pictures for more information that is even better. This question exists because it has historical significance, but it is not considered a go...

slang learning

RegDwight

Yes?

Mr. Disappointment

What is at all significant about this?

Martha

Who said it's significant? It's just plain off-topic, as far as I can tell.

Mr. Disappointment

Also, that regex type stuff in mfg's comment is just ugly - I doubt even a computer could parse it.

Martha

Oh, you mean that comment in the question.

Mr. Disappointment

19:20

@Martha This question exists because it has historical significance

Martha

@MrDisappointment (Right, I just noticed that)

Mr. Disappointment

@Martha Yeah.

RegDwight

@Martha That notice is no guarantee against deletion. And hey, lemme see who can vote to delete...

Mr. Disappointment

I was actually waiting for him to reply with something along the lines of: Its history is significant, and it says that.

Seems like he might not be having such a bad day, after all.

Martha

@RegDwight I'm out of delete votes for today. Besides, I think it needs to be closed for two days before it's subject to delete votes.

RegDwight

19:22

It's just that, look pips, there I am once again thinking that I'm overmoderating, and then you go and say that I am undermoderating. :P

waiwai933

@RegDwight In the future, could we place those messages at the top of the post? They're a little easier to spot there.

Martha

@MrDisappointment I think the "historical significance" in this case is simply "it was asked a long time ago when the paint on this site was still sticky/we didn't know better".

RegDwight

@waiwai933 Check today's chat cast.

Rebecca specifically requested to put them at the bottom from now on.

Mr. Disappointment

@Martha Yeah, I figured, I should just stop beating around the bush...

RegDwight

I had to move them down in all the questions we already had them in.

Mr. Disappointment

19:24

Can we delete this thing?

waiwai933

Oh, I see. (I'm still reading through the old ones). Still, I personally like them at the top.

Mr. Disappointment

We don't want Google indexing all of the 'this shouldn't even be here' messages to show as the description.

RegDwight

@Martha Yeah, all I'm saying is that I am in berserk mode already. If you want super-über-berserk, you gotta go berserk yourself.

Mr. Disappointment

KILL IT WITH FRICKIN' FIRE!!!

Martha

@RegDwight I already went as berserk as the site would let me. :)

waiwai933

19:27

Since RegDwight doesn't seem to be that opposed to deletion, and you guys all want it, any problems with me deleting it?

Mr. Disappointment

@RegDwight If I flag it, will you kill it?

Matt Ellen

Ah! no. no problem

RegDwight

@MrDisappointment Huh wha? Ah sorry, 2leit.

Do note that we have more historically significant stuff.

So go flag that one if that strikes your fancy.

Mr. Disappointment

Well, my flag went through, but it's gone - I'm happy 'nuff.

@RegDwight I will when I get some time to search. Do you mean there are existing ones with that message? Or that I should go figure which ones are historically insignificant (yeah, you mispelled insignificant)?

RegDwight

19:43

Existing ones with this message.

Sorry, too busy right now to just go hunt for them myself.

They are locked anyhow.

Mr. Disappointment

No worries, I'll do a search at some point.

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