Stop using acronyms. No one knows what you're referring to when you do that. If you need to be that concise then you need to spend more time crafting a better thread title.
Yeah, you're right. So many people in my Twitter feed have been spamming about 'THE CONTINUING RESOLUTION' that I thought everyone must know. But I think it works pretty well even without knowing what it is, as the more relevant word is 'vote'.
It's a sore spot for me. Many years ago when I took my first job as a federal contractor I tried to maintain a notebook to keep track of all the acronyms I kept coming across. After completely filling that notebook I gave up and developed an intense hatred for acronyms. Exceptions are allowed for things that have where the acronym has supplanted the actual phrase it represents, like IP address or DNS, but if it isn't at that level then you really should just spell things out rather than assuming people know what you're referencing.
That's not even the tip of the iceberg that is the federal government's acronym fetish. It's genuinely upsetting how many things get turned into acronyms. I am not being even slightly hyperbolic when I say I filled an entire notebook.
Stop using acronyms. No one knows what you're referring to when you do that. If you need to be that concise then you need to spend more time crafting a better thread title.
Yeah, you're right. So many people in my Twitter feed have been spamming about 'THE CONTINUING RESOLUTION' that I thought everyone must know. But I think it works pretty well even without knowing what it is, as the more relevant word is 'vote'.
It's a sore spot for me. Many years ago when I took my first job as a federal contractor I tried to maintain a notebook to keep track of all the acronyms I kept coming across. After completely filling that notebook I gave up and developed an intense hatred for acronyms. Exceptions are allowed for things that have where the acronym has supplanted the actual phrase it represents, like IP address or DNS, but if it isn't at that level then you really should just spell things out rather than assuming people know what you're referencing.
Can't imagine why, with all the noble acronyms: FBI, CIA, NSA, LGBTP
That's not even the tip of the iceberg that is the federal government's acronym fetish. It's genuinely upsetting how many things get turned into acronyms. I am not being even slightly hyperbolic when I say I filled an entire notebook.