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Heena Agarwal wrote:I didn't understand how 'XSS' can get rid of the X tiles.
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:
Heena Agarwal wrote:I didn't understand how 'XSS' can get rid of the X tiles.
It can with the rule we were using about computer acronyms being ok. (XSS stands from cross site scripting because CSS was already taken.)
Heena Agarwal wrote:Everyone knows what 'ho' is. It's that expression like 'ha'.
Mike Simmons wrote:
Heena Agarwal wrote:Everyone knows what 'ho' is. It's that expression like 'ha'.
Um, yes. That's exactly what I was thinking. Of course.
Mike Simmons wrote:In fairness though, there's also a perfectly valid clean definition, not very obscure. As in Santa's "Ho, ho, ho!" Which seems perfectly fine for Heena's purposes.
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