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Sapphire K said:
I guess.
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Much like the sentence I posted in Polish, it will fall on deaf ears to people who don't or won't participate in it
It will either create more confusion until explained in detail with real words or will get totally ignored by people who don't know how it works.
I can't see me ever wanting to participate in this, and will no doubt take the ignore route if anyone attempts to use it with me.
 
WildCat said:
"too long; didn't read", but your response kinda drives the point home.

Better to use a common tongue that everyone can understand if you ask me.
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I agree, much less prone to mistakes and misunderstanding that way, and much less ambiguous too.

tl;dr. Totally like direct response!
 
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