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[Web] Vote now: Unwort 2003ANN.lu
Posted on 09-Jan-2004 12:40 GMT by amiga-news.de23 comments
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Vote now: Unwort 2003 : Comment 1 of 23ANN.lu
Posted by Seehund on 09-Jan-2004 12:29 GMT
I voted for the constant misuse of "FUD", but some skin-crawlers are missing:

"New Amiga".

"Amiga Community Portal", or "Portal" in general.

"True Amiga user".

"Confirmed", as in "X has|hasn't confirmed that...", when X is a subjective part in a discussion (and is often likely to know less on the issue than the people arguing).

"Protection".

"PegPong".

"Undesirables".

"Unconstructive".

"Feature".

"Hidden agenda".

"Loyalty".

In other words; same old, same old.

BTW, what does "Abzocke" mean? It's not in any of my dictionaries.
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