← Back to context Comment by almostgotcaught 3 days ago [flagged] 6 comments almostgotcaught Reply JohnKemeny 3 days ago > Yes PRC is a common abbreviation amongst literate, engaged, people.So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?I'm surprised to learn it is as common as USA, UK, and EU. Jedd 3 days ago > So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?Technically you're one or more of those things.Either would indicate one of two options. (Common usage proponents, keen to reduce nuance in communications, notwithstanding.) fpoling 3 days ago On many products lately I have seen Made in PRC, not Made in China as it was typical 10 years ago. pedroma 3 days ago Seems about as important as knowing FRG = West Germany, and GDR/DDR = East Germany in the 20th century. almostgotcaught 3 days ago [flagged]
JohnKemeny 3 days ago > Yes PRC is a common abbreviation amongst literate, engaged, people.So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?I'm surprised to learn it is as common as USA, UK, and EU. Jedd 3 days ago > So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?Technically you're one or more of those things.Either would indicate one of two options. (Common usage proponents, keen to reduce nuance in communications, notwithstanding.) fpoling 3 days ago On many products lately I have seen Made in PRC, not Made in China as it was typical 10 years ago. pedroma 3 days ago Seems about as important as knowing FRG = West Germany, and GDR/DDR = East Germany in the 20th century. almostgotcaught 3 days ago [flagged]
Jedd 3 days ago > So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?Technically you're one or more of those things.Either would indicate one of two options. (Common usage proponents, keen to reduce nuance in communications, notwithstanding.)
fpoling 3 days ago On many products lately I have seen Made in PRC, not Made in China as it was typical 10 years ago.
pedroma 3 days ago Seems about as important as knowing FRG = West Germany, and GDR/DDR = East Germany in the 20th century.
> Yes PRC is a common abbreviation amongst literate, engaged, people.
So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?
I'm surprised to learn it is as common as USA, UK, and EU.
> So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people?
Technically you're one or more of those things.
Either would indicate one of two options. (Common usage proponents, keen to reduce nuance in communications, notwithstanding.)
On many products lately I have seen Made in PRC, not Made in China as it was typical 10 years ago.
Seems about as important as knowing FRG = West Germany, and GDR/DDR = East Germany in the 20th century.
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