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  1. FYI: The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #Terminology #PPC #DigitalMarketing

  2. FYI: The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #Terminology #PPC #DigitalMarketing

  3. FYI: The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #Terminology #PPC #DigitalMarketing

  4. FYI: The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #Terminology #PPC #DigitalMarketing

  5. The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #BusinessStrategy #Terminology #PPC

  6. The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #BusinessStrategy #Terminology #PPC

  7. The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #BusinessStrategy #Terminology #PPC

  8. The remit keeps widening, and so does the glossary: Sixteen terms, four groups of four. Two of these groups pull hard at each other, and the sort that looks obvious is the one that costs a mistake. ppc.land/remit-keeps-widening/ #Marketing #Glossary #BusinessStrategy #Terminology #PPC

  9. How others call it:
    "Linux distribution"
    "GNU/Linux distribution"

    How I call it:
    "GNU/Linux-like OS"

    This is because they are more than just GNU + Linux.

    There are many layers of software on top of software.

    The GNU + Linux combination was the pioneer.

    #Linux #GNU #operating #systems #software #technology #terminology #philosophy #opensource #infrastructure #layers #architecture #accuracy #precision #naming

  10. How others call it:
    "Linux distribution"
    "GNU/Linux distribution"

    How I call it:
    "GNU/Linux-like OS"

    This is because they are more than just GNU + Linux.

    There are many layers of software on top of software.

    The GNU + Linux combination was the pioneer.

    #Linux #GNU #operating #systems #software #technology #terminology #philosophy #opensource #infrastructure #layers #architecture #accuracy #precision #naming

  11. How others call it:
    "Linux distribution"
    "GNU/Linux distribution"

    How I call it:
    "GNU/Linux-like OS"

    This is because they are more than just GNU + Linux.

    There are many layers of software on top of software.

    The GNU + Linux combination was the pioneer.

    #Linux #GNU #operating #systems #software #technology #terminology #philosophy #opensource #infrastructure #layers #architecture #accuracy #precision #naming

  12. How others call it:
    "Linux distribution"
    "GNU/Linux distribution"

    How I call it:
    "GNU/Linux-like OS"

    This is because they are more than just GNU + Linux.

    There are many layers of software on top of software.

    The GNU + Linux combination was the pioneer.

    #Linux #GNU #operating #systems #software #technology #terminology #philosophy #opensource #infrastructure #layers #architecture #accuracy #precision #naming

  13. How others call it:
    "Linux distribution"
    "GNU/Linux distribution"

    How I call it:
    "GNU/Linux-like OS"

    This is because they are more than just GNU + Linux.

    There are many layers of software on top of software.

    The GNU + Linux combination was the pioneer.

    #Linux #GNU #operating #systems #software #technology #terminology #philosophy #opensource #infrastructure #layers #architecture #accuracy #precision #naming

  14. The word “disabled” is a victimizing term that puts a label on an individual for straying too far from the norm in some inherent property.

    The term “disabled” glorifies “the norm”, whatever “the norm” happens to be in the present society. Have fewer than two arms? Disabled. Can’t stand up? Disabled. Can’t see or hear normally? Disabled. Don’t process information in the “normal” way? Disabled. Naturally sad or fatigued a lot? Disabled. We slap a label on people and tell them to go to lengths or buy equipment to merely *participate* in everyday life. It’s backwards.

    Instead, we need to put a label on the *system* that fails to accommodate the person. A society or built environment can be “hostile”, “under-equipped”, or even “eugenicist” if it doesn’t allow all people to operate in it.

    #disabled #disability #terminology #words

  15. The word “disabled” is a victimizing term that puts a label on an individual for straying too far from the norm in some inherent property.

    The term “disabled” glorifies “the norm”, whatever “the norm” happens to be in the present society. Have fewer than two arms? Disabled. Can’t stand up? Disabled. Can’t see or hear normally? Disabled. Don’t process information in the “normal” way? Disabled. Naturally sad or fatigued a lot? Disabled. We slap a label on people and tell them to go to lengths or buy equipment to merely *participate* in everyday life. It’s backwards.

    Instead, we need to put a label on the *system* that fails to accommodate the person. A society or built environment can be “hostile”, “under-equipped”, or even “eugenicist” if it doesn’t allow all people to operate in it.

    #disabled #disability #terminology #words

  16. The word “disabled” is a victimizing term that puts a label on an individual for straying too far from the norm in some inherent property.

    The term “disabled” glorifies “the norm”, whatever “the norm” happens to be in the present society. Have fewer than two arms? Disabled. Can’t stand up? Disabled. Can’t see or hear normally? Disabled. Don’t process information in the “normal” way? Disabled. Naturally sad or fatigued a lot? Disabled. We slap a label on people and tell them to go to lengths or buy equipment to merely *participate* in everyday life. It’s backwards.

    Instead, we need to put a label on the *system* that fails to accommodate the person. A society or built environment can be “hostile”, “under-equipped”, or even “eugenicist” if it doesn’t allow all people to operate in it.

    #disabled #disability #terminology #words

  17. The word “disabled” is a victimizing term that puts a label on an individual for straying too far from the norm in some inherent property.

    The term “disabled” glorifies “the norm”, whatever “the norm” happens to be in the present society. Have fewer than two arms? Disabled. Can’t stand up? Disabled. Can’t see or hear normally? Disabled. Don’t process information in the “normal” way? Disabled. Naturally sad or fatigued a lot? Disabled. We slap a label on people and tell them to go to lengths or buy equipment to merely *participate* in everyday life. It’s backwards.

    Instead, we need to put a label on the *system* that fails to accommodate the person. A society or built environment can be “hostile”, “under-equipped”, or even “eugenicist” if it doesn’t allow all people to operate in it.

    #disabled #disability #terminology #words

  18. The word “disabled” is a victimizing term that puts a label on an individual for straying too far from the norm in some inherent property.

    The term “disabled” glorifies “the norm”, whatever “the norm” happens to be in the present society. Have fewer than two arms? Disabled. Can’t stand up? Disabled. Can’t see or hear normally? Disabled. Don’t process information in the “normal” way? Disabled. Naturally sad or fatigued a lot? Disabled. We slap a label on people and tell them to go to lengths or buy equipment to merely *participate* in everyday life. It’s backwards.

    Instead, we need to put a label on the *system* that fails to accommodate the person. A society or built environment can be “hostile”, “under-equipped”, or even “eugenicist” if it doesn’t allow all people to operate in it.

    #disabled #disability #terminology #words

  19. We Need a New Word—How About… Zuzai?, by @mapblake.bsky.social:

    zuzai.org/?ref=frontenddogma.c

  20. #MissKittyPolitics
    You know #terminology is everything and when I first started in computers you know what the first thing I did? C. That's right. I went right for the jugular and didn't know it. If you do that shit for a little while, the rest is not confusing. Just a giant pain in the ass.