On Sat, Jun 7, 2014 at 6:46 PM, Jonathan Rouillard <jonathan.rouill...@gmail.com> wrote: > > It's Jonathan or Jo, not Jon. =P > > You get used to it after a while. Sure, people go by different names > at different time, just like my friends call me > Roujo/Jo/Jonathan/Rouillard depending on the friend and on who's > around. In the end, people manage to know who's talking to who. Kerim > is G, Alex is ais523, comex is omd, Sean is scshunt, I'm Roujo and > you're Henri. Nice to meet you. Even if you start signing your emails > differently, all it takes is a look at the email address and a bit of > memory jogging and you know who's talking. Plus, it allows us to have > fun signing messages in a different way - I didn't even notice that > omd's last signatures were acronyms until you pointed it out. =P > > TL;DR: There's enough humour coming out of these signatures that I > believe that standardizing them WOULD NOT treat Agora Right Good > Forever. > > ~ If you don't know who's talking by now, you probably shouldn't have > skipped to the TL;DR
I'll take your word for it. By the way, what does TL;DR mean?
