Domain Name Investors Are Loosing Language Skills

[Business Brands]

Hello.

Please be advised, we are witnessing a loss of language skills among domain name investors.

Utilization of nonexistent words such as "troll", "chip", "blockbuster" and others are detrimental to professional communications.

Kind regards.

 

[creataweb]

I strongly disagree. There are many trolls here. CHIPs are real and people made a lot of money with them. Blockbuster sales help the industry in general.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Well said creataweb.
The loss of language skills, i agree
You spelled losing wrong in your title
Usually experienced investors can spell.
We think you are partly correct

 

[shorterwinters]

yes, we are loosing language skills along with pro0freading skills * punctuation skills as well! But I not so sure how many notice.
We think Merriam Google has much to do with professional communication being trolled like blockbuster CHIP's were no matter how detrimental that is for those who weren't in on it.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

yes, we are loosing language skills along with pro0freading skills * punctuation skills as well! But I not so sure how many notice.
We think Merriam Google has much to do with professional communication being trolled like blockbuster CHIP's were no matter how detrimental that is for those who weren't in on it.

Well said. I salute you!

 

[offthehandle]

 

[Business Brands]

We reported all rude responses.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Hello.

Please be advised, we are witnessing a loss of language skills among domain name investors.

Utilization of nonexistent words such as "troll", "chip", "blockbuster" and others are detrimental to professional communications.

Kind regards.

I generally appreciate your / everyone's efforts to remind to a professional usage of our language skills - but please be advised that all your mentioned words are indeed existent:

troll
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/troll

chip
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/chip

blockbuster
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/blockbuster

 

[Business Brands]

We disagree with literacy of these words.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

We disagree with literacy of these words.

Then I recommend to simply don't use them.
Time means change, also for language.

 

[Business Brands]

These are not literate words.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

These are not literate words.

Would you consider "internet" as a literate word?

 

[Business Brands]

Yes

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Yes

I see.
And "web"?
Would you consider it also as a literate word?

 

[Business Brands]

You are being off point.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

You are being off point.

I don't see the off point here (becasue there is no off point here), it's a thread and the essence of a thread is that it brings related questions to the light.

So, again, would you consider "web" also as a literate word?

 

[Business Brands]

We cherish literate language.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

We cherish literate language.

Why?

 

[dordomai]

We cherish literate language.

Do you cherish .top?

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Do you cherish .top?

You are being off topic.

 

[dordomai]

You are being off topic.

I am not off-top-ic

 

[Business Brands]

There is only one literate vocabulary, do not pretend like there are nonexistent words in it.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

There is only one literate vocabulary, do not pretend like there are nonexistent words in it.

Who decides which words are in the literate vocabulary?

 

[Business Brands]

Literate vocabulary is centuries old. Linguists form it.

 

[Business Brands]

People, who dilute literate vocabulary on this forum are doing a considerable disservice to domain name investment community.