← Back to context Comment by sebastiansm7 9 hours ago It's Elo not ELO. Elo is not an acronym.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elo_rating_system 4 comments sebastiansm7 Reply stronglikedan 8 hours ago From what I've seen in the comments, it's definitely ELO, if not through ubiquity alone. Happens to the best of 'em! catlifeonmars 8 hours ago Elo is nicer as it gives a nod to the inventor, no? lmm 2 hours ago Some say the greatest compliment a mathematician can be paid is when a concept that bears their name is so ubiquitous that we no longer capitalise it. (E.g. Abel with the abelian group). dmboyd 8 hours ago That’s a fun fact!
stronglikedan 8 hours ago From what I've seen in the comments, it's definitely ELO, if not through ubiquity alone. Happens to the best of 'em! catlifeonmars 8 hours ago Elo is nicer as it gives a nod to the inventor, no? lmm 2 hours ago Some say the greatest compliment a mathematician can be paid is when a concept that bears their name is so ubiquitous that we no longer capitalise it. (E.g. Abel with the abelian group).
catlifeonmars 8 hours ago Elo is nicer as it gives a nod to the inventor, no? lmm 2 hours ago Some say the greatest compliment a mathematician can be paid is when a concept that bears their name is so ubiquitous that we no longer capitalise it. (E.g. Abel with the abelian group).
lmm 2 hours ago Some say the greatest compliment a mathematician can be paid is when a concept that bears their name is so ubiquitous that we no longer capitalise it. (E.g. Abel with the abelian group).
From what I've seen in the comments, it's definitely ELO, if not through ubiquity alone. Happens to the best of 'em!
Elo is nicer as it gives a nod to the inventor, no?
Some say the greatest compliment a mathematician can be paid is when a concept that bears their name is so ubiquitous that we no longer capitalise it. (E.g. Abel with the abelian group).
That’s a fun fact!